Botch. It is a strong word meaning “to completely mess up” or according to dictionary.com “to spoil by poor work”. It is a word I hope to never use when describing or discussing plastic surgery. However, botched plastic surgeries do happen.
E! Entertainment Television released a television series named Botched. It was a show that depicts people who had extremely terrible results from their plastic surgery experience. On the television show, the patients are able to tell their stories, and the effects they had on their life, and then the surgeons featured on the show reverse the errors. The series is still getting started, but the most recent episode featured a woman who had botched butt implants.
Butt enhancement procedures, or butt augmentations, can be done a couple of different ways including fat transfers, implants, or both when it is necessary. Butt augmentations should be done for people who want a rounder and fuller buttocks. This surgery can also improve your overall body figure and create a sense of balance. But we all know that these kinds of physical deficiencies are much more than skin deep. Butt augmentations can be a huge contributor to boosting one’s self-esteem and improving confidence.
Case: Renee Talley
Renee Talley, an internet celebrity, told her story on E!’s series Botched. Talley was to the point where she could no longer look at herself in the mirror because she was so self-conscious and embarrassed by her backside. She was no longer confident and happy with her body, which was beginning to affect her emotionally and psychologically.
Talley’s first buttock procedure was done with silicone injections back in 2010. The results left Talley with severe health problems as the silicone spread up her back and down her legs. The risks were life-threatening, but knowing the deformities that would remain, Talley decided to have silicone implants placed in hopes to fill the empty, sagging space at the top of her buttocks. This posed even bigger problems.
Talley realized that after the second augmentation, she could turn her butt implants under her skin visibly. She could literally flip them back and forth. After publicizing the botched plastic surgery on YouTube, Talley had them removed and she was left with an awful butt that demolished her self-esteem. This was when the TV series Botched stepped in to save the day and reserve the terribly botched procedures Talley had before.