It's Sunday and
time to write another article for the blog. I'm trying to think of what to
write and everything and anything passes by my mind, in order to find something
suitable. I try to think of something that will inspire me and I try to
reminiscent on what happened last week … Then, I start looking around, it's
partly cloudy and partly sunny. I am thinking about putting a bathing suit and
sunbathing but … what do I wear?
I skim through swimsuit
websites to see what's trendy for this summer and realize that the look is
becoming increasing more revealing and more skin is showing. The bottoms
are called "Brazilian" and the more I look at them the more I
contemplate a possible move to Alaska …at least for the summer! I do
realize that the women presenting the swimsuits are models … but something
happened to them … they seem to have not only bigger breasts but they also have
bigger buttocks as well.
And of course, my
inquiring mind wants to know, thus I drop these websites and start researching
the trends in plastic surgery! Voila! Buttock augmentation or gluteal
augmentation, buttock implants, or Brazilian butt lift. Any way you name
it, it boils down to one thing: the procedure intended for men and women who
would like more curves which augments the shape of a person's buttocks
providing a more shapely rear profile. So now, not only do we have
Brazilian bottoms in a bathing suit, but also we have Brazilian buttocks to go
with them. Nice!
How is that
possible? Easy … via the use of silicone or polymethyl-metacrylate (PMMA) implants which are placed either
under or on top of the gluteus maximus
muscle, through an incision in the midline between the buttocks or by an
incision made underneath the buttocks, via hydrogel injections (which are not
approved for use in the US) or via fat injections. This requires that
excess fat is removed from another part of the body, typically around the
abdominal area, the hips, or the thighs, and once this fat is purified and liquified, it is re-injected into the
buttocks. Sounds easy, doesn't it?
Unfortunately, even
though it is generally speaking easy, inserting a foreign body (silicone implants) or other material injections comes with a plethora of complications
making this a risky cosmetic surgery. Complication of foreign bodies other than the patient's own fat may
include: the risk of infection, seromas,
nerve and/or muscle damage, mal-positioning or slippage, and thus asymmetry or disfigurement, if you opt for the
more permanent volumizing provided by the implants.
Fat transfers seem to be the safest way to increase volume. Even with fat injections, the fat injected that remains after a
year varies.
So … my question is: Is
this really worth it? In my mind, re-injecting the fat from a very precise liposculpting procedure, by a skilled Board Certified
Plastic Surgeon, will do the trick!
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