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Butt Lift (aka Butt Tuck): 4 years post butt implants
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Butt Lift (Aka Butt Tuck): 4 Years Post Butt Implants
WORTH IT$25,000
4 years ago, Dr. Stanton performed a removal and replacement of Butt Implants for me. He removed implants placed in me by a different doctor and replaced them with his larger oval implants. [NOTE: This review and this forum is not about ovals vs rounds so if you have comments about that distinction, I will not reply].
Many of you followed my journey and I was more than pleased with the results. Dr. Stanton gets 5-STARS for that procedure. Still love them to this day. And there's not a day that goes by without me being thankful to him for giving me volume where none existed.
But time and age being what it is, I noticed my age has created excess skin and a bit of butt drooping. Dr Stanton provides a Butt Lift (which is essentially for a butt what a tummy tuck is for a tummy).
My procedure is scheduled for Feb 22, 2023. I'll post pictures (pre and post) for everyone and welcome any questions you might have. More later.
Peace...
Many of you followed my journey and I was more than pleased with the results. Dr. Stanton gets 5-STARS for that procedure. Still love them to this day. And there's not a day that goes by without me being thankful to him for giving me volume where none existed.
But time and age being what it is, I noticed my age has created excess skin and a bit of butt drooping. Dr Stanton provides a Butt Lift (which is essentially for a butt what a tummy tuck is for a tummy).
My procedure is scheduled for Feb 22, 2023. I'll post pictures (pre and post) for everyone and welcome any questions you might have. More later.
Peace...
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UPDATED FROM donaldcard
2 days post
Pre-op Photos
Doctor Stanton marked me up before heading into surgery. He’s very personable and friendly and overall a very caring and thoughtful doctor.
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UPDATED FROM donaldcard
2 days post
Post-op Day 1
Not gonna lie, it was a little bit of a struggle coming off anesthesia this time around. Felt pretty groggy and disoriented.
When I got back to the hotel, managed to eat some chicken noodle soup. As the anesthesia wore off, I started to feel better and better.
The next day, I decided to redress myself to better address some areas where the ape didn’t feel sufficient. I used 3x8” non-stick pads and paper tape to create a long pad on each side that covered the incision line on the back and moving into the inner thigh. Then I used 3” cushioned comfort wrap to secure the pad inside the thigh. Worked beautifully!
When I got back to the hotel, managed to eat some chicken noodle soup. As the anesthesia wore off, I started to feel better and better.
The next day, I decided to redress myself to better address some areas where the ape didn’t feel sufficient. I used 3x8” non-stick pads and paper tape to create a long pad on each side that covered the incision line on the back and moving into the inner thigh. Then I used 3” cushioned comfort wrap to secure the pad inside the thigh. Worked beautifully!
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February 28, 2023
This looks soo painful, but will end up with fabulous results!!

Thanks for letting the community know your surgery is coming up! I hope everything goes really well, and looking forward to reading any updates :)