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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?

Asked 35 months ago by prettinpetite in Ellenwood, Ga
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Fillers for Buttock Augmention

Fillers for buttock augmentation pose two potential major problems: 1) cost prohibitive - if the surgeon is using an authentic medical grade filler than the cost for any significant result will be $150,000.00+ and 2) high rate of complications - such as infection, movement/migration of the material, and/or hardening of the material. Best to stick with either Fat Transfer, which based upon your ht and wt is not an option (i.e. you do not have enough fat to harvest for... more
Ryan Stanton, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
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Advise against fillers for Buttock Augmentation

My father and I are the world's leaders in using liquid injectable silicone as a filler. Combined, we have been doing silicone for over 40 years. I believe it is the best filler in the hands of a well-trained expert. However, I do not recommend using ANY KIND OF FILLER for buttock augmentation. I do not think you will have natural-looking results.
Channing R. Barnett, MD
New York Dermatologist
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Fillers for buttock augmentation not advisable

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 better option would be to use your own body fat if available in sufficient quantity.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Fillers for buttock augmentation

Please, please, please - do NOT have injections of fillers of any kind to your buttocks, whether its silicone, hydrogel or something else.  Not only have there been fatal complications from these procedures (Miss Argentina, for one), there is no FDA-approved filler for this use. Either use a fat transfer technique, or a solid silicone FDA-approved buttock implant. Your safety is the #1 concern.
Thomas Fiala, MD
Altamonte Springs Plastic Surgeon
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Buttock Enhancement

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. Patients can have dramatic permanent improvement. Find a board certified plastic surgeon experienced with this technique. Good luck.
Steven H. Williams, MD
San Francisco Plastic Surgeon
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Fat transfer or implants are your best options for buttock augmentation

If you don't want to consider buttock implants, then fat transfer ("brazilian butt lift") is another option. However, with your height and weight, you may not have enough excess fat to build a full, round buttock.  In that case, you're right back to considering implants. Fillers do not have a good role in buttock augmentation and are fraught with problems.  I wouldn't chance it.
Carmen Kavali, MD
Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
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Never inject silicone into your tissues

The era of silicone injections into tissue is far past and we have learned by sad experience that it is very bad for your tissues and long term damage. The only acceptable substance for buttocks injections for augmentation is fat. I agree with you that butt implants are not right because I have only seen people want to get them out after several years. Discuss this with a plastic surgeon only and then decide what is best for. Best Wishes Dr. Peterson
Marcus L. Peterson, MD
Saint George Plastic Surgeon
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Read posts about buttocks augmentation

I would definitely not recommend any injectables. There are none that are considered safe. If I were you, I would read some of the posts by other patients asking about having these injectables removed due to lumpiness, scarring, pain, migration and discoloration. The usual problem is that these are extremely difficult to remove without causing even more disfiguration. Fat grafting aka The Brazilian Butt Lift is usually the best way to go. I actually have some of my patients gain 5-10 lbs to... more
Daniel P. Markmann, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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No safe fillers for fuller buttocks

There are no safe fillers for BUTTOCK ENHANCEMENT. You only options are: Buttock enhancement by fat transfer Buttock enhancement by buttock implant Buttock transfer by dermis fat graft
Samir Shureih, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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Stay away from any fillers that are promised to be permanent. They are dangerous.

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 areas. Do more research before you proceed, giving these other, safer options a chance. Good Luck!
Thomas T. Nguyen, MD
Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Fat grafting or implants for butt augmentation

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.
Hisham Seify, MD, PhD
Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon
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