Buttocks Aesthetics

Buttocks are one of the most important aspects of the female figure. Round, full and pert bottoms that completely fill out any clothes that are worn are perhaps the most desired body feature of all women. However, today not only women but also men with small and indistinct bottoms want to undergo this operation to have more shapely bottoms.

Buttocks aesthetic operations, known as gluteoplasties, are surgical procedures to obtain fuller, livelier and pert bottoms. The method used varies case by case.

Gluteoplasties can be divided into 3 basic categories:

Hip and Buttocks aesthetics, augmentation and shaping
Hip and Buttocks uplift
Hip and Buttocks reduction.

Surgical Methods

Fat injections: Is the injection of the patient’s own fat taken from the hips, back and the bottom and outer sides of the bottom and which is then thickened and finally injected into the top part of the bottom, filling it out in the process.

Buttocks Prostheses: Silicone prosthesis can be used in cases where there is not enough fat in the upper part of the bottom. This procedure ensures the bottom sticks out and is pert. The prostheses used are specially designed for the bottom, which recently have been mainly implanted in the muscle. These are inserted via small incisions made in the gap between each buttock, leaving a scar not readily visible.

Buttocks Lift: Is the lifting of the entire hip region by removing excess skin from beneath the stomach and above the bottom from patients caused by weight loss leaving saggy skin. Fat injections or prosthetics may be sufficient in of themselves for patients with average or good quality skin.

Things to Pay Attention to Pre-Surgery

As with all surgical operations, aspirin and cigarette usage must be ceased 3 weeks before a bottom aesthetic operation. Anticoagulants (blood thinners) and other similar agents must be avoided from 1 week before the operation.

Type of Anaesthesia and Length of Procedure

These operations are performed in an operating theatre under general anaesthetic. The operation lasts 2-3 hours depending on the surgical method used.

Recovery Period

The patient doesn’t need to stay in hospital after the operation. A special corset is worn for 3-6 weeks after the operation. A complete recovery takes 2-10 days depending on the surgical method used. It takes around 3-6 months for swelling to disappear and for the bottom to assume its new, full form. Exercise and sports can be resumed 3-45 days after the operation. Extra care must be taken when sitting and standing up in cases where prostheses have been implanted.

Treatment Summary

Session

1
Operation length

1-2 hours
Anestesia

General
Discomfort Period

1-5 days
Return to work

5 days
Full Recovery

-
Results

Permanent
Hospital Stay

1 night

WARNING: Everyone is unique.That means that the treatment length, planning and results may differ. The information you see here are the resulting average from a large range of samples.

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F.A.Q

The right choice of volume and shape of the implant is essential. Each patient has a different body structure and a different shape of the seat. Choosing the right implant should be consulted with the surgeon and approved by the patient. Preoperative simulation helps visualize the post-operative outcome.

Semi-rigid seat augmentation implants do not pose a risk of leakage of the gel in the event of a rupture of the implant. These implants have been developed from a durable material adapted to withstand the daily seat load for years. There is no recommended or ideal time to change the implants. While they keep their shape and while patients are happy with the result they can be used seamlessly.

The reduction of the risk of infections is related to the precise operation of the surgery. The incisions of the seat are positioned away from the anus. Implants are disinfected. Antibiotics are infused intravenously during the operation and are prescribed for oral administration during the first days of the rehabilitation process. It is necessary for the patient to apply a special diet and hygiene to prevent contamination of the incision.