The procedure has been the must-have ass-essory the past few years. But we hear that the, er, Rear De Janeiro is starting to sound a bum note in some circles.
New York women are ready to put butts behind them, it seems.
The Brazilian butt lift — a procedure in which fat is sucked out of well-padded parts of the patient’s body and injected into the butt area to add size and shape — has been the must-have ass-essory for the past few years.And with wealthy New Yorkers booking their pre-summer tune ups, we’re told that women are lining up to have them reversed — for around $25,000 a butt.
Fifth Avenue plastic surgeon Dr. Ryan Neinstein tells Page Six, “Interestingly a lot of [the calls we’re getting] are for patients looking to reverse surgery done elsewhere. While clothing and hairstyles are easy to experiment with new styles, in my opinion, surgery should aim for timeless beauty.” Dr. Ryan Neinstein tells Page Six that many women feel that their butt lifts make them feel oddly proportioned or “like a cartoon character.”“These women can’t walk down the street comfortable in their own skin while looking like a cartoon character,” said Dr. Neinstein, “I commonly have to shrink and tighten the buttock along with sculpting adjacent areas to give a more proportionate and elegant look.
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