Male with wide hips and saddlebags - what can I do to address this? (photos)

I see a lot of patients who have had surgery but have not had a complete transformation.
If you’re only treating part of the problem the final results will be less than desired.

In my practice we go for a total torso transformation which means the shoulders the chest  and the thighs need to be addressed for a complete transformation.

In your case to complete this scenario and give you more masculine appearance we would need to do a BodyBanking quarterback butt lift which means we will take all of the fat from the two sides of the glutes, the outer thighs the saddlebags and the Flanks and then we bank those lipocells to add volume to have projection to your glutes to give them a more rounded speedo bubble butt.

Addition and subtraction with BodyBanking we can use the fat cells like the clay the master would use for sculpture to achieve your greatest results.

The greatest benefit of this is that postoperatively now that the fat cells have been transferred to the desired areas you can relax and enjoy a nice dessert and get greater projection from the food and carbohydrates that you’ve eaten right now go to enhancing the projection of your new Quarterback athletic glutes.

Even though you have had a liposuction before, this looks like fat in your outer thighs. An additional liposuction should take care of this adequately. You could also have the "love handles" liposuctioned as well. Thank you for your question and photos, and good luck.

The narrow waist has accentuated the hips so the hips should be slimmed down as much as possible.  If you take more fat out of the flanks, the wide upper pelvis will be accentuated, so after evaluating with an in-person exam, the question remains should some of that hip fat be transferred to the narrowest part of the torso.