I am very self conscious about my butt. What can I do?

A Brazilian Butt Lift is a great option for someone like yourself looking to correct asymmetry and have a more curvy shape. Fat grafting is a great option for long term results. Fillers are much more temporary. Whatever decision you make, you should only be injected with fillers or have a surgical procedure with a board certified plastic surgeon who can help you achieve the look you want.

Mild asymmetry of body parts is very normal. It appears as though you have moderate plus asymmetry which can only be improved with surgery. Your options include fat grafting to the buttock or buttock implants, not fillers and especially anything puchased and/or injected by thy self. I do not believe fat grafting would be successful and correcting your amount of asymmetry especially in the lower buttock. Thus, it is likely that buttock implants are your only reliable option. To to confirm this you need to visit a board-certified plastic surgeon whom specializes in buttock implants so that an in person physical exam and analysis could be done. Glad to help.

Hello, You would need to have an in person consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon in your area to get an accurate solution that is right for you. Based on the photos and description you have given, your body more than likely has metabolized the filler you injected. Just an fyi... it is a terrible idea to buy and self inject fillers of any kind that you have purchased over the internet. You may have a few options, such as BBL using liposuctioned fat that would be spun down and transferred to the area. Another option is buttocks implants. Depending on your skin texture and the feel of your tissue where the self injections were placed your surgeon will be able to advise you on what option would be best for you to achieve a smooth, beautiful, symmetrical buttocks. Best Wishes, Dr. Lane Smith Las Vegas, NV 

If you ever wanted to redefine and improve the shape and appearance of your backside Sculptra butt injections are a simple and effective way to achieve that. Sculptra unlike other fillers increases volume as it induces collagen production. So the solution itself is not the one that produces the added volume. The process relies on the body's natural collagen production. It induces the body to produce collagen.

There are many non-surgical procedures for the buttock augmentation.Depending on what you are looking to improve, different types of procedures and devices might be used, including: semi permanent biostimulators, such as Radiesse and Sculptra to improve the skin elasticity and add volume, PDO or PLLA threads to lift the tissue, smooth PDO threads to fill in the dimples and improve cellulite, microneedling devices to promote the collagen stimulation and improve the skin elasticity.

Hello dear!
Thanks for the pictures and provided information as well.
Based on your photos, to fix your problem, you are a good candidate for liposuction with BBL or butt implants, and I think you'll get very good results. 
l recommend you to make an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon to talk about your goals and anything you need to know.
Good luck :)

Asymmetry is the norm rather than the  exception.  If you have severe asymmetry then performing a BBL and adding more to the smaller side may help.