Chicago Butt Implants doctors

	Otto Joseph Placik, MD Chicago Plastic Surgeon 880 W Central Rd Suite 3100, Arlington Heights		7 answers
	Kenneth L. Stein, MD Chicago Plastic Surgeon 414 N Orleans St. Ste 209, Chicago		2 answers
	Irvin M. Wiesman, MD Chicago Plastic Surgeon 712 N Dearborn, Chicago		2 answers
	David A. Ross, MD Chicago Plastic Surgeon 875 N. Rush st., Chicago		1 answer
	Peter D. Geldner, MD Chicago Plastic Surgeon 680 N Lake Shore Dr Ste 1325, Chicago

Recent Answers

I Had Butt Implants Done About 6 Months Ago. Would It Be Risky to Get a Tattoo on my Butt? i would like to know if theres a possibilitie that i can get a tattoo on my butt. would it affect my implants?

A: Not at all.

Buttock implants are characteristically placed in a surgically constructed pocket that is at depth well below the skin surface. Since the tattoo needle pierces only the upper layer of the skin there is no risk that it will enter the implant pocket and or penetrate the implant itself. Consequently, no harm can come to the implant .

David A. Ross, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon

How Much Are Butt Implants in the Chicago Area? i was thinking about getting butt implants i wanted to know how much it cost in the chicago area and is there a payment plan availiable

A: Cost of buttock implants in Chicago.

I charge $8800 for the procedure, implants,operating room and anesthesia. I prefer the Brazilian Butt Lift, where your own fat is transferred to augment your buttocks. But, if you don't have enough fat, then implants can be very effective.

Kenneth L. Stein, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon

Alternative to Buttock Implants? I am really thin (5'7" 108lbs) I have no body fat anywhere on my body. I would like to get buttock fat injections before I've read that its best to use your own body fat that I cannot provide. I am absolutely against buttock implants, is there any other alternative? Is borrowing fat from a donor really unsafe?

A: Injectable fillers for buttock augmentation with no body fat donor sites

Unless the donor is an identical twin, it is not advisable to transfer fat from another individual. Injectable materials are being developed in Europe for use in breast augmentation but these are not currently available here in the USA. One such product is called Macrolane.

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon