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How is a posterior Buttock lift procedure performed?

Butt lift procedures are performed under IV anesthesia in our  surgery center in Bolivia. This type of anesthesia is used to reduce nausea in the post operative procedure and eliminate some anesthesia risks associated with General anesthesia.

For this Butt lift technique, an ellipse of skin and fat is cut out from the upper part of the buttock at the junction with the lower back. After this skin is excised, the skin is sutured back together so that there is no loose skin above the buttocks.

This allows for a true elevation of the buttock tissues and a reshaping of the entire butt. In combination with a liposuction of the hips or thighs, it can result in a dramatic reshaping of the entire backside.

In order to remove the excess skin and tissue, a scar will appear where the skin is joined back together. I am very careful to plan the scar so that it is hidden along the bikini line so that it is hard to detect, even when wearing a bikini bathing suit. The butt lift is easily tolerated as an outpatient procedure.

Note: This is a very different procedure from the Brazilian butt lift, which ‘lifts’ the butt by injecting your own fat into the buttocks. The Posterior butt Lift is different because it removes the excess skin.

Can I have a Posterior butt lift *and* fat injections?

Yes, I can lift the buttocks by removing excess skin, and then also inject the buttocks with fat. However, this is more involved, and sometimes the two procedures must be performed in two operative sessions.