To gain optimal results from the operation, liposuction of the outer thighs should be combined with liposuction of the outer lower buttocks and upper back thighs. If this procedure has been neglected and therefore not performed, the result can be disproportionate and ultimately disappointing. Sometimes, in order proportionality to be achieved and well maintained, areas around the pelvis must be also treated in a liposuction procedure.

Some women possess a protruding banana-shaped bulge, located just below the gluteal muscles. It’s absolutely necessary for this bulge to be treated with extreme caution because excessive liposuction can lead to the formation of an additional horizontal infragluteal fold.  That can be avoided when the “banana” bulge is treated at two stages. At the first stage, only about 50% of the defined for removal fat amount will be actually removed. After a few months, the results of the first liposuction stage become visible and after that additional “shaping” can be undertaken, if necessary.

Some women do not have a visible fold between the buttocks and the back of the thigh. Usually, this fold is present due to fibrous tissue connecting the skin and the muscles. Such a fold cannot be artificially created. If such an experiment is carried out, the results will most likely look unnatural and deformed.