In a world where Instagram users are being exposed for digitally editing their bodies and faking vacations, a good influencer knows that transparency is key these days.

And that’s why model Daisy Keech is going that extra step. The 19-year-old influencer says she’s tired of followers accusing her of faking her gifted glutes, and brought in a “renowned” plastic surgeon to prove it.

“Making history w/ @drghavami Thank you to world renowned expert Dr. Ghavami for helping me show my followers that my booty is REAL and for being the first certified real booty! #CertifiedRealBooty,” Keech writes.

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In a video posted to her Instagram account, the model is standing in thong underwear with her rear end facing Beverly Hills-based doctor Ashkan Ghavami, who first describes his patient’s pert profile.

“I have a natural young athletic female, who has a genetically blessed body,” he says, gesturing his hands around her behind. “A lot of people are hating on you saying your butt’s not real on IG. I am going to certify it as a buttocks that is real.”

Ghavami explains to Keech’s audience why he knows it’s a bona-fide booty, first mentioning the fact that she’s young and has never had children. Then he gets technical.

“Her buttocks has a lot of firmness to it … good volume,” he says. “I don’t see any skin changes that means she’s had anything artificial injected. I don’t see any little incisions that point to fat transfer.”

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Harping on the fact that she’s young and fit, he continues, “She has 19-year-old tight, tight skin, and she does hip thrusts … She eats a really well-rounded diet. And she does mostly bulk muscle training.”

He concludes, “So all of that, her youth, and all of this points to the fact that this is a real buttock. It’s certified Ghavami-real.”

While some of Keech’s followers said they had always believed in the booty, others seemed to appreciate her attempt at authenticity.

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“I love how scientific he is making it it’s just a great a--,” writes @tara_b_nyc — a comment to which Ghavami replied with the “thank you” hands emoji.

Others were more inspired by the doctor.

Writes @nilzgraphy_, “that’s it! im goin gto school to be a doctor.”

This story was originally published by the New York Post.