Aesthetic

Trunk, Genitalia, and Extremities

Gluteoplasty: Anatomic Basis and Technique

Serra F, Aboudib JH, Cedrola JPV, et al (Univ of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Aesth Surg J 30:579-592, 2010^§

Abstract

Background

Although the placement of implants for gluteal augmentation is becoming more common, the procedure still faces strong resistance from patients and some surgeons as a result of unsatisfactory outcomes in the past.

Objective

The authors describe easily-identifiable anatomic reference points that can assist the surgeon in the performance of gluteoplasty, making the procedure simpler and safer.

Methods

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