Posterior Butt Lift with Dr. Peter Fisher in San Antonio

I’m pretty happy with how my butt looks in jeans and pants. Still some drooping cheeks BUT keep in mind I am 57 years old! I do wish I had a little more volume to help perk things up. Have contemplated (small!!!) butt implants but the idea of sitting on foreign implants...what that must feel like...and the long recovery. Exhausts me just thinking about it. But it’s still on my mind so we shall see...

I gave a detailed update but the photos didn’t attach so I’m doing that here. So be sure to read the actual update itself. Let me know what you think? Brutal honesty from my RealSelf sisters is appreciated!

Long overdue, I know! So those who have followed my story will recall that I actually ended up having three surgeries. A butt lift, followed by a butt lift revision three months later, followed by a scar revision and lift of one butt cheek to better match the other. Throughout this journey I had a couple of couple of complications: a C-Diff infection and a severe allergic reaction to the surgical tape. So that’s the recap. Here’s where things stand today: overall, I’m pleased because it’s a definite improvement from where I started. BUTT (pun intended, haha) I still won’t put on a swimsuit which is disappointing since that was one of my goals (I live in Scottsdale, AZ). The reasons have more to do with two other problem areas - my knees and the back of my thighs. I have mild Lipedema so it’s a struggle to improve those areas with diet and exercise. I still want to have a knee lift and a back of thigh lift. I paid a deposit with a surgeon in Culver City, CA. Finding the downtime from work and from my responsibilities on the home front make it a challenge. This summer perhaps? But back to my butt lift...my butt has dropped from my initial results and the upper thigh area is not as tight. It’s been a few years and I’m 57 now, so perhaps that’s to be expected. I still have hip dips/side dents but they are not as bad as they were before. I’d still like to fill them in. One of my butt cheeks hangs lower than the other but that’s my how my anatomy was to start with. And one of my butt cheeks has more volume in it than the other. Again, likelly my anatomy. My butt looks GREAT in clothes and jeans though! The scar continues to fade. You can tell which side of the scar was revised in another surgery versus which part was left intact. The scar that was left intact has had almost a year longer of healing and fading. The other side is darker but will catch up over time. Here are some photos - excuse the dirty hair, I was just getting into the shower when I snapped the pics.