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How can I fix asymmetry in the gluteal fold? (Photo)

Thoughtful562728Dec 1, 2025
I am 1.57 meters tall and weigh 60 kg. I have already undergone gluteal fat grafting surgery, but I lost weight and the fat disappeared from my buttocks. A few months later I gained weight again, increasing the size of my buttocks, but disproportionately. My buttocks became asymmetrical; one side had more fat than the other. To correct this, I had a new filler procedure to correct the asymmetry. In this new procedure, I removed the accumulated fat below my buttocks, but the gluteal sulcus remained asymmetrical. It was already asymmetrical before, but not as noticeable as it is now. I would like to know what the solution is for my case? Tenho 1,57 de altura peso 60 kg e ja passei por uma cirurgia de enxertia glutea,porem emagreci e a gordura sumiu do meu bumbum poucos meses depois engordei novamente aumentando o bumbum porem de forma desprorporcional,o gluteo ficou assimetrico um lado tinha mais gordura que o outro para corrigir fiz um novo preenchimento pra corrigir a assimetria,nesse novo procedimento tirei o acumulo de gordura abaixo do meu bumbum ,porem o sulco gluteo ficou assimetrico antes ja era porem nao era tao evidente quanto esta agora,queria saber qual a soluçao pro meu caso?

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