‘The bubble butt look is booming!’
Shane Cooper has been credited with giving stars fuller backsides with his non-surgical bum-lifts, and is behind Jordan’s new ‘bubble butt’
His Instagram page H is packed with snaps of celebs undergoing his “non-surgical bum lifts”, with impressive before and after photos.
And Shane Cooper – whose clients include Jordan, Ferne Mccann, Casey Batchelor, Bianca Gascoigne and Vogue Williams – says he’s seen a huge boom in people wanting the “bubble butt” look.
Shane says: “People used to want the slim catwalk look, but now it’s all about this healthy, curvy figure with a big booty. The Kardashians have had a lot to do with it.
“I also get a lot of people who are self-conscious about cellulite, drooping skin, or just want their bum lifted.”
Shane previously worked as a mental health therapist, but invested in a Lipofirm Pro machine and underwent several weeks of training. He claims the machine uses radio waves to stimulate collagen production, breaking down the fat while pumping up the muscle. It strengthens skin structure, so loose skin gets tauter and lifts the bottom higher.
His client Jordan – real name Katie Price – posted on Instagram after her treatments that “Kieran loves my bum,” and that she “can really see a difference #bubblebut.”
Shane says: “When I started working with Katie she did have a flatter behind, but she’s had about eight sessions and we’ve managed to give her a bum. She saw me just before the NTAS for an instant boost. It takes about an hour and starts from £300.
“The results might be slower than invasive procedures like liposuction, but it’s better and safer. I have a lot of clients who’ve had lipo and been left with rippling and dimpling.”
Cosmetic surgeon Mark Hoasjoe says: “Machines that use radio waves tighten the skin and give you a lift, but aren’t as drastic as implants or lipo. The effects aren’t as long-lasting, but it’s good for people in their mid-20s who want something preventive, or in their 30s who think the skin on their bum is a bit loose.”