What should I buy to prepare for my butt implant surgery?

Based purely upon your photos, I am not convinced your surgeon is being truthful with you. It appears as though your implants are on top of the muscle (aka subcutaneous) hence easily flip and are very visible. If this is indeed the case, they can be readily fixed by removing them from the...

Depending upon which implant brand/model you have, they may be able to be exchanged for a softer semi-solid silicone rubber version. Although it is not obvious from your photo, capsular contracture (just like with breast implants) can also make the implants feel more hard and immobile. If this...

There are multiple factors to consider when upsizing buttock implants. In your particular case, it would be very helpful to know the shape of your implants because if your implants round and you’re upsizing the diameter (from the 340 to the 560) and thus width of the implant, it may be too w...

I have and continue to perform an enormous number of silicone and biopolymer removals for patients from all over the globe. Patients frequently have the foreign material injected to improve buttock and hip proportions, but silicone, PMMA, and hydrogel can be and have been injected almost...

Dear NeedABooty85, every plastic surgeon has his own postoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon. Daniel Barrett, MD Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery Member,...

Indeed a buttock implant can be placed in just one side for asymmetry. However, depending upon the individual patient’s anatomy, it often makes most aesthetic sense to put implants in both sides. Once a virtual or live consult is performed to better appreciate your anatomy, a final r...