Buttocks Augmentation – Salinas Fat Transfer

Published on September 11, 2015 by Matthew Romans

A flat buttocks lacking in curve and definition can make it difficult to feel attractive and comfortable in swimsuits and other clothing. If you are interested in buttocks augmentation, consider the Brazilian butt lift.

After harvesting of fat cells for grafting, the second step of the buttocks augmentation process will take place. During this, harvested autologous fat cells are purified to remove injured or dead fat cells and any extraneous liquids. The remaining healthy, high quality cells will be injected into the buttocks to add volume.

To arrange a buttocks augmentation consultation and learn more about the Brazilian butt lift procedure, contact our office and set up an appointment. Experienced board-certified plastic surgeons Doctors Matthew Romans and Jeremy Silk have helped numerous satisfied patients in achieving their beauty goals.

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