Buttock implants are a type of cosmetic surgery that is used to add volume and shape to the buttocks. The procedure involves placing implants into the buttocks through incisions in the skin.
There are several risks associated with buttock implants, including infection, implant rupture, capsular contracture, and nerve damage. Infection is a common complication of any surgery and can occur at the site of the incision or around the implant. Implant rupture is another complication that can occur, which may require additional surgery to repair. Capsular contracture is a condition where scar tissue forms around the implant, making it hard and sometimes painful. Nerve damage can also occur, which may cause numbness or tingling in the area.
Overall, buttock implants are considered safe but there are still potential risks involved. It’s important to discuss all possible complications with your surgeon before undergoing the procedure