Silikon 1000 and Hydrogel filler for butt augmentation

I'm a 25 yr old mom of a son. I'm 5'5 120lbs and I wear a size 5 pants. I have a nice size rear but I wish for behind to be rounder and filler. I don't want to consider the butt implants. What is there for me to use?

4 answers to “Silikon 1000 and Hydrogel filler for...”

A: Stay away from any fillers that are promised to be permanent. They are dangerous.

Thomas T. Nguyen, MD

Permanent fillers, like the ones you mention, can be very dangerous and can cause permanent disfigurement.  It is something that most plastic surgeons would not recommend or perform.  Fat injection or butt implants can be safe and effective when performed by a plastic surgeon with experience in these... more

A: Buttock Enhancement

Steven H. Williams, MD

Thanks for your question - There is no safe FDA approved filler for buttock augmentation in the United States that I am aware of. In our San Francisco area practice we have been using autologous fat grafting with excellent results.  This means we perform liposuction and transfer that fat to your buttocks... more

A: Fat grafting or implants for butt augmentation

Hisham Seify, MD, PhD

The only safe, approved ways of buttock augmentation are fat grafting and implants. I see that you will not be good candidate for fat grafting, but stay away from other injections. As of today, they are not fully approved, and of course, silicone causes many complications.

A: Fillers for buttock augmentation not advisable

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

I would HIGHLY advise against fillers (especially Silikon) for buttock augmentation. The volume required would necessitate hundreds of injections. This much silicone would likely result in foreign body granulomas which would be nearly impossible to remove. Furthermore the cost of this would be prohibitive. The... more

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indeira2
1 post
8 May 2009

Ive had it done illegally about 3 times done by a nurse from peru where stuff like this is legal.I loved the results but she has since vanished because of the publicity she started receiving.She has done thousands of women all over the USA with no problems. If it wasnt so darn expensive legally this wouldnt happen

Toya
unregistered guest

11 May 2009

I agree to a degree with the woman that commented. I am in search of a curvier derriere and it is going to be quite expensive if I don't get injections which I was considering prior to reading and researching. I won't get the injections for sure now but wow I am gonna have to save save save.

jenfromzen
4 posts
14 Jun 2009

Permanent fillers do look awesome in the buttock and it used to be available in the US, the PMMA from Artefill, don't know if the US drs knew how to use it in buttocks though, but they sure do in South America and Mexico where they use the one called New Plastic. So ladies, I disagree with this doctors completely because I had real implants in my butt and they were too big for me, they hurt like nothing you can imagine and I had to have them removed a few weeks later. Now my buttocks sag and look terrible, possibly from having the implants stretching it out and then taken away and left everything to sag. They hurt to sit on and they felt and looked awkward. Whereas, the filler is done a little bit at a time. So while you cannot get instant gratification, but you can do it slowly so that it is done aesthetically and you don't get granulomas when they inject it into the muscle, the bumps they're talking about happen when it is injected just below the skin like if you need it on your hips, you're not going to get as nice a result as in the buttocks where you can put it under the muscle. I have seen excellent results on buttocks. This is really popular in Brazil and they care a ton about how their bum looks so these US doctors just don't know what they're talking about. Just because something isn't available here, doesn't mean it sux or is bad for you. We're just slow. PMMA is not silicone based, you build your own collagen around the tiny microspheres that are injected. It can fill a very large area, but like I said, you have to do a bit at a time so depending on how much size you want to gain, you may need 4 to 6 visits and you have to wait about 3 to 4 months in between. That gives you time to save though as this is not cheaper than surgery, but an implant comes in a particular shape and does not conform to your particular body they way a good PMMA artist doctor can inject just the right amounts in the right places in each butt cheek to get the right contours. It is more like working with clay and being able to mold you than to stick some pre-shaped, stock sized, implant lumps into your behind and expect it to look natural. The same reason why we can all recognize fake boobs so easy, but I bet people cannot recognize pmma enhanced buttocks so easily. Patience is key, wanting the bum to be rounder, but not expecting it to get to where you want for a year or more is the way to go. If you wait for something, the thrill of getting what you want is even better. The most painful surgery, possibly outside of cosmetic jaw surgery, is to stick those lumps in your butt. I am not kidding, but when I woke up and felt the pain and even morphene was not helping, I literally wanted to die. I felt that I was willing to die right there in the hospital so I wouldn't suffer any more pain. I had to take narcotic oral pain killer on top of the morphene drip to survive. Another girl had hers done at the same time and she was also in excrutiating pain and wanted narcotics.

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