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Pain 10 months later, intramuscular butt implant, advice? (Photo)

DanielapapagnaJul 29, 2023
Surgeon can't examine me as he's overseas, he's only seen this photo. I had butt implants overseas. I've had no issues until 11 months later. The past 4 weeks I've been getting some pain in this area. 6 months ago I had a stand up job then changed jobs to a sit down office job. I find only on SOME days the pain starts about 3 hours in from sitting down. doesn't go away if I sit/stand. When I get home I lay on my stomach. 2-3 hours the pain is gone. This happens most days of the week but not all. surgeon said the nerves are stimulated and not much body fat.

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