Examines aesthetic ideals in gluteal augmentation procedures, suggesting objective design principles.
The increasing popularity of cosmetic procedures aimed at modifying the female body contour—particularly gluteal augmentation—has renewed interest in identifying principles, reference lines, and geometric constructs that may help describe, as objectively as possible, aesthetic ideals used in planning and outcome assessment.1–5
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