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Butt lift

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Why choose HEG for buttock augmentation?

We offer a personalized approach and comprehensive packages that include everything—from transfers to post-operative support—ensuring a comfortable experience. Our doctors are certified specialists with long-term experience and more than 6,000 successful surgeries. We strive to achieve natural and beautiful results tailored to your unique needs. Choose HEG for expert care that combines safety, quality, and attention to your expectations.


Butt augmentation

The cost may vary based on the volume of the intervention, its complexity, and the selection of the doctor by the patient.

Doctors

Set Ghazaryan

Plastic and Estethic surgeon

Gagik Stamboltsyan

Plastic and Estethic surgeon

Armen Hovhannisyan

Plastic and Estethic surgeon

What is Gluteoplasty or buttock augmentation?

Gluteoplasty, also known as buttock augmentation, is a surgical procedure that is performed on both men and women typically between the ages of 25 and 45, who desire an increase in volume, size, or improvement in the appearance of their buttocks.

The ideal candidate for this surgery is someone with elastic skin and good buttock quality. It is important to note that flaccid skin and a lack of muscle tone may limit the results achieved. As a result, the older an individual is when deciding to have this surgery, the less noticeable the results may be. It is not recommended for patients with sagging buttocks or excess flaccidity in the gluteal region. In such cases, a different procedure may be necessary, although good results are still achievable.

The Brazilian butt lift is a popular surgical procedure where a surgeon takes fat from one part of the body, typically through liposuction, and injects it into the buttocks. This surgery has gained significant popularity in recent years and is performed by plastic surgeons.

The traditional bum lift procedure is different from the Brazilian Butt lift, as the cosmetic surgeon will make incisions across the upper buttock. Half-moon-shaped segments of skin and fat from underneath the surface of the skin are removed from the buttock area. Then, the remaining skin and tissue are lifted to achieve a tighter and smoother appearance.

A bum lift operation is designed to improve the appearance of loose or sagging skin around the buttocks. It is often combined with liposuction to remove any excess fat, resulting in a complete reshaping of the buttocks. The patient’s own fat is molded into shape and used to enhance the fullness of the buttocks.

Procedure types

Butt implants

Butt implants

Gluteal implants are inserted through a small vertical incision made between the two buttocks, at the level of the lower spine. This placement allows the scar to be hidden completely. The implants used for buttock augmentation are similar to those used for breast augmentation, but the silicone gel used is more cohesive and firmer to account for the unique characteristics of the gluteal area, which requires stronger implants with greater compressive strength.

It is crucial to note that gluteal implants should never be placed over the gluteal muscles (gluteus maximus). Doing so can cause them to become dislodged and potentially slide down or rotate. Therefore, the safest and only appropriate location for them is between the gluteus maximus muscles. This is typically achieved through two separate incisions in the midline of the buttock.

During the procedure, the surgeon will make an incision in the buttock fold and access the muscle. The muscle will be cut 4 cm deep to create a pocket for the implant. Once the implants are placed, the skin is sutured over the pocket to cover and secure them.

It is important to discuss all the risks, benefits, and alternatives of this procedure with a qualified medical professional before making a decision.

Lipofilling

Lipofilling is a surgical technique where fat is extracted from one part of the body and injected into another. The fat is usually taken from areas such as the abdomen, thighs, or hips where it has accumulated. This procedure not only provides additional volume to the buttocks but also enhances the overall body structure and proportion.

The extracted fat is purified and then injected into the buttocks. As the fat cells are autologous, i.e., they belong to the patient’s own body, there is no risk of rejection or allergic reactions. Despite efforts to improve the survival rate of the transplanted fat, a certain amount of fat is reabsorbed by the body. However, the amount of adipose tissue that does not reabsorb during the first three months typically remains stable.

To achieve the desired results, hypercorrection can be applied during the surgical intervention, which involves injecting more fat than the required volume. Nevertheless, the outcome of the procedure is usually permanent, with no further complications. Lipofilling can effectively enhance the shape of the buttocks, increase their size, and provide a natural appearance.

Lipofilling

What to expect

Frequently asked questions

This is a very important question, and you should always consult with your surgeon to determine the appropriate size for your body type and skin elasticity. Going too big too quickly can result in complications such as opening of stitches, infection, and ultimately, implant removal.

Initially, you may be able to feel the buttock implants, but they should become less perceptible over time, typically around 2 months after the gluteoplasty surgery. Eventually, you should be able to feel the implants as if they were a natural part of your body.

You should wait for at least one month after the surgery before resuming any sports activities, following the advice of your surgeon.

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