5 years with butt implants, still SO TOTALLY WORTH IT!! -Las Vegas, NV

Here are a few more pictures. I found a couple from 3 months after my surgery. I was quite a bit skinnier (and tanned!) then, lol. I also found an old pic of me in a dress and did a side-by-side before and after.

The last picture is what my scar looks like now. It was one incision at the top of my booty crack. You can only see the top of it (in the middle of my heart tattoo). I have stretch marks that look worse than my implant scar haha. I never used anything on it for scar care. Although I'm trying to be much better about scar care with my TT and back lift!

I'm back on RS to do a review for my recent TT and bra line back lift, and thought I should come do an update for my butt implants (the procedure that got me started on RS in the first place!)

I'm also FINALLY posting pictures! It's SO hard to find pics of my flat booty from 5 years ago lol. The one with the red panties has a stupid blur filter on it but it does show my pre-surgery booty.

I've had my butt implants (just implants- I didn't have enough fat to transfer lol) for 5 years now. I have zero regrets. Zero pain/ discomfort. Zero complications. I have no nerve issues, my implant edges don't show, and I'm still totally thrilled with my booty.

I'm so grateful that I chose a great doctor who cares about his patients and his reputation and wouldn't let me do implants that were too large for my body (even though I originally wanted to go bigger). I've seen so many 'horror' stories about implant complications (wound separation/ healing issues, nerve pain/ damage- especially sciatica, implant migration/ flipping, implants that show at the edges, look lumpy, sag quickly, etc). Most of these are caused by the implant being too big for your body type/ size/ structure/ muscle size/ skin/ etc. Or from using a surgeon who's not very experienced with butt implants (and whether the implants are placed in the muscle or on top of it). When I decided to get implants I did a ton of research to pick my PS. I looked at surgeons all across the US. I eventually narrowed it down to the best 2- Stanton and Smith. I loved them both and couldn't choose between them. I finally decided on Smith because I was flying from Seattle to either Vegas (for Smith) or LA (for Stanton), and staying for almost 2 weeks. It was less expensive to stay in Vegas than LA (Smith and Stanton both had similar prices for the procedure). Smith is a perfectionist with an extremely artistic eye and a lot of experience doing butt implants. I didn't like his office staff he had at the time, but the quality of his work (and complete lack if complications) more than made up for that! I've had 2 plastic surgeons back home in Seattle who have complimented Smith's work. I would absolutely go to him again for booty work.

As far as everyday life: I can do everything I could before. Running, jumping, swimming, horseback riding, dancing, booty jiggling, sex, etc. I don't have pain or discomfort with any of it. I don't even notice my implants anymore. I can only think of 2 things that are different/ uncomfortable. #1 It's uncomfortable to do sit-ups laying on a hard floor. And #2 is spanking lol. I'm not sure if I should share this or not, but it hurts more to have my booty slapped. Only if it's on the upper part where my implants are though, the lower part feels like normal if it gets slapped.

After 5 years with my implants, I would do it again. There was never a time in the past 5 years that I felt differently. I would absolutely go to the same PS. I still think it was totally worth it!

I have seen a few inquiries from girls that want to get boobs and butt done at the same time. I had my boobs done years ago, and from my experience getting both breast and butt implants (at separate times), I really advise against doing both at the same time. When I got my breasts done, I couldn't lift my arms above my head, couldn't lift anything, had no upper-body strength at all, had to lay on my back... when I got my butt done, I use my arms for everything! In the beginning, when it's super hard to walk, you hang onto something to walk, use your arms to pull yourself in and out of bed (even with help), use your arms to change positions on the bed, use your arms to prop yourself up (on your elbows) so you don't spend all day and night with your face buried in a pillow lol. Plus I lay on my stomach all the time and if I had just got breast implants the pain would be horrendous and you would probably screw up your results by either laying on your new boobs or laying on your new butt. And I don't remember about breast implants cuz it's been years since I got mine but with butt implants you can't lay on your side for several weeks.

So I would say- just an all around bad idea. If you want both, do them separately.