Make an Entrance with Arizona Buttock Implants

Make an Entrance with Arizona Buttock Implants

What's the Deal with Buttock Implants?

The growing spotlight on celebrities with notable backsides (namely Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian) has sparked an increase in the number of women who want to have more shapely buttocks. In fact, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS) reported that butt augmentation jumped by 37.3% from 2008 to 2009.

In many women, buttock volume decreases significantly following episodes of dramatic weight loss. A larger behind is also an ethnically desired trait, remaining popular among South or Central American women. The growing prevalence of rounded buttocks in the media has resulted in many women expressing frustration at the fact that the butt is a difficult area to fill out with exercise.

Advancements in technology and cosmetic surgery techniques have resulted in a multitude of methods to sculpt one's buttocks. These methods can actually serve dual purposes, removing fat from a less desirable area and transferring it into the buttocks area.

What Can I Expect from the Procedure?

The variety of procedures that can be done during an Arizona buttock contouring procedure means that you will be able to find one that best suits your needs.

Buttock implants are essentially solid shapes made of soft silicone that are implanted behind the gluetal muscle. Though buttock implants are the original method, they are steadily growing less popular; this may be because clients are becoming more interested in softer, natural-looking backsides.

Fat transfer is becoming a more common procedure due to its dual benefits and more natural results. Typically, fat is harvested from the abdomen, resulting in an effect similar to liposuction on the patient's behalf. A reserve of the harvested fat is kept for subsequent visits, which are injected at least six weeks apart to allow time for the body to absorb the fat.

For fat transfer recovery, the patient should remain off the buttocks for 5 days. There are few risks associated with fat transfer. However, with Arizona buttock implants, the recovery time and amount of discomfort is usually higher because the buttocks experience so many movements. Four weeks following surgery, the patient may resume full activity; at this time, the muscle will have stretched and the implant will look more natural.

Risks include infection, bleeding, muscle damage, and asymmetry. Discuss your options with a qualified Arizona cosmetic surgeon to see what will work best for you.

Here at the Body Sculpting Center

Here at the Body Sculpting Center, you will receive the highest level of customer satisfaction. Our complimentary consultations are personalized to address your needs and our winning staff will provide you with the best experience possible.

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