I had lipo gone wrong a couple of years ago and it made my buttocks drop, can someone recommend what’s best for my problem? Should I do a buttock lift or just cut the skin under the butt? Please help
January 27, 2021
Answer: Banana roll lipo Before going for surgical excision I suggest you try Bodytite or SMARTLIPO to tighten the skinYour buttocks don't seem droopy, no BBL if the volume is ok for you
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January 27, 2021
Answer: Banana roll lipo Before going for surgical excision I suggest you try Bodytite or SMARTLIPO to tighten the skinYour buttocks don't seem droopy, no BBL if the volume is ok for you
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January 22, 2021
Answer: Lipisuction of the banana roll The banana roll should not be treated with liposuction. The bulge or skinfold that patients complain of is related to skin and is not corrected by removing fat. Unfortunately it was a mistake to have this area treated in the first place. Providers with sufficient experience typically learned this throughout their career and in my opinion it should be considered standard of care to avoid doing liposuction in this area. I’m curious if you had any other procedures like fat transfer to your buttocks as well? There are no easy solutions. Generally speaking the two options are to cut out skin under the buttocks or to restore the volume through multiple rounds a fat transfer. If you choose that option then be prepared to need at least three or four rounds a fat transfer and it may not be possible to restore you to pre-procedure. Complex situations like your own always require in person consultations to make a good assessment. Follow up with the plastic surgeon who did your procedure and other plastic surgeons in your area who have extensive experience with both liposuction and fat transfer procedures. Expect different plastic surgeons to have different recommendations. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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January 22, 2021
Answer: Lipisuction of the banana roll The banana roll should not be treated with liposuction. The bulge or skinfold that patients complain of is related to skin and is not corrected by removing fat. Unfortunately it was a mistake to have this area treated in the first place. Providers with sufficient experience typically learned this throughout their career and in my opinion it should be considered standard of care to avoid doing liposuction in this area. I’m curious if you had any other procedures like fat transfer to your buttocks as well? There are no easy solutions. Generally speaking the two options are to cut out skin under the buttocks or to restore the volume through multiple rounds a fat transfer. If you choose that option then be prepared to need at least three or four rounds a fat transfer and it may not be possible to restore you to pre-procedure. Complex situations like your own always require in person consultations to make a good assessment. Follow up with the plastic surgeon who did your procedure and other plastic surgeons in your area who have extensive experience with both liposuction and fat transfer procedures. Expect different plastic surgeons to have different recommendations. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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