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Butt Aesthetics

The buttocks, which is one of the most important parts of the female body, are proportional to the body and hips, have sufficient prominence when viewed from the side, and have a smooth and rounded appearance, perhaps more prominent than the breasts in defining the female figure. Depending on the need, the butt can be shaped using different methods.

BRAZIL TYPE BOT LIFT

Brazilian butt lift allows your body to beautify and your butt to be lifted by using natural oils from other parts of your body. By using liposuction and lipofilling, you can achieve the natural look, vitality, firmness and body contours that many dream of.

The aim is not only to enlarge the butt with fat, but actually to shape the body. Therefore, it is very important in this method to determine how much fat will be taken from which parts of the patient and how much fat will be injected into which parts of the buttock in the preoperative period.

It is a fact that some of the injected fat will melt and disappear during the recovery period. It is known that the remaining amount will be permanent in the butt area. The transaction has the chance to be renewed in the future, that is, it can be done more than once.

HIP STRENGTH OR STRENGTH

Hip lift (butt lift) surgery is the process of removing loose skin and fat tissue that has lost its form after excessive weight loss with a special surgical technique. After removing the sagging skin and fat tissue on the buttocks, the remaining tissue is stretched and a new aesthetic form is given to the hip.

Surgical procedures to be performed in cases of sagging hips are determined according to the degree of sagging. If the outer border of the lower fold line of the butt exceeds the middle of the back of the leg, ptosis can be mentioned. If there is a young patient and mild ptosis, buttock silicone may be considered, while in more severe forms, skin removal surgery may be needed. Depending on the degree of deformity, the butt can be lifted upwards with traces to be planned from the top or bottom of the butt area. The biggest drawback of the method is the scars that will remain in the operation area, regardless of which part of the buttock is applied. These scars can sometimes be on the bottom of the butt, like a belt, sometimes on the side, and sometimes on the line under the butt. In addition, the fact that this area is located in the sitting area and is close to the border of the moving area brings with it the fact that we may encounter problems with seam healing and opening.

Frequently Asked Questions about Buttock Aesthetics

The surgery is performed under general anesthesia. It is usually done by entering between the two hip protrusions, remaining inside the underwear. Each side is placed in the pocket formed INSIDE the hip muscle (not above or below the muscle).

The incision is sutured aesthetically, usually two drains are placed in the surgical area and a special surgical corset is put on.

It is usually sufficient to stay in the hospital for 1 or 2 days after the operation. The drains placed in the surgery will be withdrawn after the amount of fluid coming into them decreases. Our patients need to pay attention to their dressings for about 10-15 days, and they usually spend this time in the form of home rest.

It is important for the patient to inform his doctor about his chronic diseases (heart-lung goiter anemia (anemia)), if he has, to tell him what treatments are applied, and to talk in detail about the operations he has had before, especially in the abdominal region. If the patient has special diseases related to the lung, heart and intestinal systems, these should be controlled for a certain period of time before the operation.

It should not be forgotten that uncontrolled diabetes mellitus (diabetes mellitus) may cause complications during the recovery period after surgery.

In particular, it is recommended not to use blood thinners from two weeks before to two weeks after surgery.

It is appropriate to stop all kinds of vitamins or herbal medicines two weeks before the surgery. If a birth control pill is used, it is recommended that it be discontinued before one cycle.

Especially quitting smoking 1 month before the surgery is very important in terms of wound healing and prevention of other undesirable complications after surgery.

After the surgery, the first 10-15 days are usually a rest and dressing period, and you should take the necessary medications prescribed for you and have your dressings, taking into account the warnings we will make to you during this process. Particular attention should be paid to the place we use as the entrance area for the buttock prosthesis, as it is close to an easily infected area.

Sitting for the toilet is allowed on the first day. It is allowed to lie on the back with the necessary support pillows under the legs and under the waist.

In general, after the 2nd week, you can do your daily work more comfortably.

After the operation, you will need to use the special corset that we will wear for you for 3 more weeks.

We usually recommend simple walks after the 2nd week, but heavy sports should not start before 3 months.

For natural wound healing, it takes a certain amount of time for your scar in your underwear to heal. This period does not occur before 6-12 months. This scar is in a place where it cannot be seen even when the standing patient is naked.

Along with the butt prosthesis surgery planned for hip shaping, liposuction can be performed in suitable cases, especially for thinning the waist area. Obtained oils can be used for hip shaping in suitable patients.

The risks and complications that we will list below should be discussed with the patients one by one, and the reasons that increase these risks and complications should be specifically stated.

Bleeding hematoma Ecchymosis
Seroma (fluid collection) and chronic pseudocysts
Infection and Sepsis
sensory loss
Delayed healing of skin necrosis
Delayed healing by opening the wound line
Scar enlargement, hypertrophic scar or keloid formation
Asymmetry
Resistant edema and chronic pain
Appearance or palpation from the edge of the muscle where the prosthesis is placed
Damage to the nerve and vascular bundle at the back of the hip
Thromboembolic disorders or fat embolism
Anesthesia-related risks, drug reactions, cardiac cardiac problems, lung problems
Risk of reoperation