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I believe you are referring to the crease between the buttock and the back of the thigh (aka infragluteal fold). Unfortunately this Ford is entirely dependent upon genetic variation. Depending upon the starting anatomy, adding volume to the buttock with the buttock implants, and as they settle into place, this fold may become more evident and/or pronounced...but no guarantees. Glad to be of help
It seems a buttock implant would be a great solution to your problem. An in person or virtual consultation would be necessary. Please be sure to choose a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in this procedure and is well known in the medical community.
I would avoid surgically attempting to make a gluteal crease.This tends to almost always lead to unhappy results with disfigurement that’s very difficult to correct.Some people have a defined crease and some do not. Personally I prefer the look without the crease but regardless making one is some thing that should be left to the hands of God.Human attempts fail miserably.Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
Unfortunately this cannot be fixed without surgery. Regarding surgical options, you will mostly come across fat transfer (a.k.a. Brazilian butt lift, “BBL”) and buttock implants. The main difference is that the buttock implants are a much more reliable, predictable and permanent option. You...
It’s a little hard to know exactly what you were describing without the pictures. Consider reposting with pictures of yourself and perhaps an ideal so we know what you would like to achieve. Generally speaking and attempt to create a crease or a distinct transition between the lower buttocks i...
Hello Jmnkh86, Your answer could be buttlift, Fat transfer, or combination of the two. Its really hard to tell without good photos. I would be happy to evaluate you if you submit good photos. SincerelyDr.G