Study warns women against growth of buttocks

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14:35 02.03.2019(Update 14:55 02.03.2019) Copy link

The first scientific study of this type recommended that women increase the size of their buttocks by implanting silicone to prevent the risk of deadly and fatal diseases.

The study, published by the University of Southern California, suggests that women who develop on their backs are at risk for rare blood cancer one year after the procedure.

The authors of the study in their research, that a woman in the middle of her life, was diagnosed with so-called large transformative lymphatic transformation tumor, in addition to the discovery of tumors on her lungs, a year after the cultivation of her buttocks.

Commenting on the results, Dr. Alan Matarasu, president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, said that it was "logical" that the buttocks present the same potential risks as breast implants.

Matarasu said the risk of developing leukemia was increased 8 years after breast implants due to the type of implant in the breast and the length of the transplant.

But Matarasu said that he was lucky that the majority of the buttocks are treated by remodeling the area around the buttocks by liposuction.

According to cosmetics experts, the "Brazilian back" is one of the most prevalent types of women in the last twenty years. It is liposuction of the back, abdomen and thighs, then pumped to the back to enlarge the size.

One of the main causes of the spread of "the Brazilian hinterland" is that it is considered a safer option for women, the possibility of causing a small infection, but can be infected with blood clots, if the fat injection in the wrong place.

But silicone implants remain popular, especially in thin patients who do not have much fat to extract.

The cost of growing silicon or the Brazilian "natural donkey" is $ 4,500.

In the United States, more than 20 Americans use their buttocks every day to get acquainted with Hollywood celebrities, including Kylie Jenner.

In the coming weeks, the US Food and Drug Administration must decide if the buttocks will be blocked due to health risks.