Got natural looking results aside from scars and asymmetry

I have huge ugly visible scars in my butt crack that I was told would be invisible after healing. It’s so embarrassing I can never be intimate with anyone ever again it has destroyed my self esteem. I had an implant entirely flip over in the fall and dr morales was busy so I had to go in the office and some random doctor flipped it back over. I was told they would be in the muscle and they’re clearly not if they can flip upside down so easily.

They’re still tender to the touch and sore after a year. I wasn’t told to get massage right away I was told to wait everyone told me that is not how it’s done.

I am uneven on my lipo the left side has noticeable fat that was left ungrafted and I do not have an hourglass shape I wanted at all. I have bra rolls still.

My deep cute dimples on my lower back were ruined and still have not returned to their previous cuteness I love them. The lipo scars are hard to find, the doctor never prepared me mentally or emotionally for the surgery…

The butt pillow they give you isn’t a BBL pillow so you need to buy your own the one they provide doesn’t help at all… I wasn’t invited to the client party because I guess I’m not appreciated.

To fix the errors of the first surgery the doctor made would cost like 10K more to have him repair it but I don’t trust I won’t just get poor results again…

I wasn’t given the option for the bodytite in the first surgery which would’ve helped on my torso… I have a rounded Butt for 15k just shoving implants in there. Very little fat sucked out or grafted…that I can see.

- over the year I don’t feel it was worth it a year later. Not worth the scars. Not worth the pain. Not desired results, not worth the price. I don’t have an hourglass shape when you see me from the front and have to use body tune for photos still.

I should’ve just started using ozempedic or whatever stars are using for weight loss. I need that in my life. I’m depressed about my body still. My boobs would’ve cost another 10k. Super overpriced IMO.

I have noticeably indented hip dips and I don’t have an upside down heart shape at all. The butt implants just gravitate together weight their weight making my butt crack stuck together like magnets. I should have got hip implants - NOT butt implants. I was told over time they would drop to the sides and near the hips and fill in the hip dips but they have not they just seem to Amish close and closer into my anus. I have to manually spread my butt cheeks from the discomfort.

It’s miserable and the CareCredit lied about being interest free - so now I have to pay insane interest charges on top of the wasted 15k on my botched surgery.

I have huge ugly visible scars in my butt crack that I was told would be invisible after healing. It’s so embarrassing I can never be intimate with anyone ever again it has destroyed my self esteem. I had an implant entirely flip over in the fall and dr morales was busy so I had to go in the office and some random doctor flipped it back over. I was told they would be in the muscle and they’re clearly not if they can flip upside down so easily.

They’re still tender to the touch and sore after a year. I wasn’t told to get massage right away I was told to wait everyone told me that is not how it’s done.

I am uneven on my lipo the left side has noticeable fat that was left ungrafted and I do not have an hourglass shape I wanted at all. I have bra rolls still.

My deep cute dimples on my lower back were ruined and still have not returned to their previous cuteness I love them. The lipo scars are hard to find, the doctor never prepared me mentally or emotionally for the surgery…

The butt pillow they give you isn’t a BBL pillow so you need to buy your own the one they provide doesn’t help at all… I wasn’t invited to the client party because I guess I’m not appreciated.

To fix the errors of the first surgery the doctor made would cost like 10K more to have him repair it but I don’t trust I won’t just get poor results again…

I wasn’t given the option for the bodytite in the first surgery which would’ve helped on my torso… I have a rounded Butt for 15k just shoving implants in there. Very little fat sucked out or grafted…that I can see.

- over the year I don’t feel it was worth it a year later. Not worth the scars. Not worth the pain. Not desired results, not worth the price. I don’t have an hourglass shape when you see me from the front and have to use body tune for photos still.

I should’ve just started using ozempedic or whatever stars are using for weight loss. I need that in my life. I’m depressed about my body still. My boobs would’ve cost another 10k. Super overpriced IMO.

I have noticeably indented hip dips and I don’t have an upside down heart shape at all. The butt implants just gravitate together weight their weight making my butt crack stuck together like magnets - I was told over time they would drop to the sides and near the hips and fill in the hip dips but they have not they just seem to Amish close and closer into my anus. I have to manually spread my butt cheeks from the discomfort. It’s miserable and the CareCredit lied about being interest free - so now I have to pay insane interest charges on top of the wasted 15k on my botched surgery.

It’s been 5 months post op. I still have pain in my buttocks and it was a very painful recovery after the first month… I wasn’t prepared for the recovery to be 6 months plus. I was told I was have no scarring but I have very noticeable scars. I am uneven there was more lipo taken from one side than the other and you can tell now I am not symmetrical and symmetry is the foundation of beauty. Yes my curves improved yes there is more volume in my buttocks, but for the cost it’s not the results I expected. I feel like I could’ve got similar results at half the price. My body isn’t anywhere near my body goals yet, I’m a perfectionist and I guess I got my hopes up. I still have sensitivity and pain in the my buttocks and hips and it’s still not comfortable to sit on. I still have very noticeable hip indents I wanted extremely round hips with a lot of fat in my hip indents so they would be gone. I loved my deep deep noticeable back dimples and they were effected severely during the procedure I wish the doctor would’ve taken the care to work around them. I really wish he would fix the unevenness on either side of my body so one side doesn’t look different than the other. Is it an improvement, yes. Is it what I felt I was told I would get? No. Was it worth it for the money? ….if it was like 6k less than I was charged, yes. Was it worth it for the recovery?… if it was like 6k less than I was charged had I known recovery would be realistically 6 months and 5-6 months in I’d still have pain sitting on my butt and discomfort and be in severe pain during the 2 1/2 - 4 months, then yes. It shrunk half the size and half the fat died I think. I have no definitive abs my tummy isn’t flat or anything. I was told if I lose weight it should come off my abdomen first and not my butt - it feels the opposite. I knew my stubborn good fat was in my legs it’s the hardest to kill. My stomach fat is pretty weak it shrinks first - always has. I miss my back dimples daily - I want the even sidedness on the body fixed - The doctor got mad at me for leaving a review too early so I am leaving this review later. Idk I think the review shows the trauma shock and anxiety you go through mentally which I was not prepared for either. I couldn’t get up and walk around much for the first week. I definitely needed someone to help me recover and take care of my kids full time for like a month. I felt suffocated in waist trainers and I don’t care for them much I never found one that felt right and the staff didn’t provide one beyond the first phase one I was told to buy one from Amazon I ended up wasting so much money on uncomfortable corsets and waist trainers and then I was told don’t bother with them by the doctor. I wish the faja phas 1-3 was provided for the cost. I feel like I should’ve been in compression garments longer and got my massages sooner. I don’t have any severe like abnormalities where my body doesn’t look natural, aside from the scarring from the lipo and implants in my butt. So I guess I can say I got very natural looking results aside from the scars and the one side not being symmetrical to the other on my waist. It’s like a whole patch of fat was just missed on one side of my waist. I felt like the nurses were sort of laxadasical about my prep and recovery - I know to them it’s an everyday thing but for me this was the biggest surgery of my life the fourth largest purchase of my life the first three being house condo and car and I didn’t feel prepared realistically. Am I happier with my body than it was before? Yes. Do I reach my body goals? No. Was I invited to the patient appreciation party? No. I still feel like the doctor thinks I’m difficult even though he has really good manner and is very calm and reassuring and maybe I’m just being impatient but when do these scars disappear and when does my body look symmetrical and when do my hip indents get filled in? I was also told advised not to start massages right away for like the first month and when I finally started massages the massage people said I would got better results if I had started sooner and they should be started immediately for best results. I don’t know I’m ambivalent. I do love my new butt but I really wanted dramatic curves and symmetry - it sort of feels like I don’t have a waistline still. I wanted an hourglass shape and the only way for me to get it still is to wear painful corsets or shapewear under outfits. I don’t hate it I don’t love it. The doctor is nice, he is very expensive. The flowers were nice but I thought the massages were also included and all the Dana’s I would need for like 6 months because I was told it’s like a total package. I wasn’t prepared for the extra costs. So I still have to put a lot more money and time into teaching my body goals. It feels like it’s going to take years and 50,000 $ at this point. Be prepared mentally physically and emotionally it’s a total roller coaster. Be very clear on what you want, I really wanted to keep my back dimples and should’ve spoken up about that. I really wanted to not see hip indents anymore and have very round hips. I think everyone wants a tiny waist snatched curves and symmetry and I’m not there yet but I’m not giving up hope. Also my surgery was pushed back and delayed after all the prep that was really difficult for me to accept.