Buttock implants are used to add volume or alter buttock shape when a person is not suited to or does not choose fat transfer. The procedure involves specific risks, including infection, displacement, and wound-healing problems.
Buttock Implants — FAQs
Buttock implants are used to add volume or alter buttock shape when a person is not suited to or does not choose fat transfer.
Suitability for Buttock Implants depends on the reason for treatment, overall health, medical history, anatomy, expectations, and possible alternatives. A qualified clinician should assess individual circumstances before a decision is made.
Risks and recovery for Buttock Implants vary with the technique and the individual. Possible issues may include pain, swelling, bruising, infection, scarring, an unsatisfactory result, or other procedure-specific complications. Ask the treating specialist about preparation, aftercare, warning signs, and expected recovery time.
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