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What’s wrong with my butt implants? Is it the shape, size or just the implant? (photo)

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LovumbaJan 17, 2019

They look weird is it the shape, size or just because it’s implants? It’s not round and it looks like they are too low...

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Ryan A. Stanton, MD

Other than placing buttock implants within the gluteus maximus muscle (aka “intramuscular”) NOT “subfascial”, the most important factors in creating the perfect derriere and/or hourglass figure with implants is indeed selecting the right size AND shape. I have found the best way to assure ...

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Ryan A. Stanton, MD

Unfortunately it’s difficult to appreciate the unevenness based upon your photos. I would suggest scheduling an in-person consultation with physical exam or at least a virtual consult where you could be viewed live on either FaceTime or Skype. Glad to be of help.

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Kenneth Hughes, MD

You may be a candidate for butt implants or BBL.  They each have their own unique set of complications.   The buttock implants must be removed 5 to 10% of the time, which tends to make this a less popular choice. Intramuscular implants can improve volume by 400 cc or so, depending upon the siz...

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Kenneth Hughes, MD

Buttock implants of a reasonable size placed in an intramuscular position tends to produce the result with the fewest number of complications.   This approach tends to minimize palpability and visibility as well.  Butt implants do have the potential for rotation or to have portions or edges tha...

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Ryan A. Stanton, MD

Unlike breast implants, silicone gel buttock implants, like Sebbin Biconvex implants, are not FDA approved and thus not legal for buttock implantation in the USA. I actually see about one patient a month that had gel implants done in another country and, although they looked a felt great at ...

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Kenneth Hughes, MD

Of the two gluteal implant manufacturers (AART, Implantech) in the USA, AART makes a 690 ccs round implant.  Intramuscular implants can improve volume by 400 cc or so, depending upon the size of the individual. A significant amount above this volume compromises healing by creating more tens...

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