I've been going back and forth about deciding to do a fat transfer or to get bioplasty for buttocks augmentation. I've Googled til my face turned blue and I can't seem to find scholarly reviewed articles on this procedure. Based on the information I've found on bioplasty, I have a good idea about what the procedure entailed, but I want to know if there are any proven risks or complications with using bioplasty as an option for butt augmentation. Please help!!
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December 12, 2010
Answer: Synthetic injections for buttock augmentation is a bad idea
Honestly speaking, there is no cream or pills that will make your butt bigger. I would stay away from any of those products, as they are likely to do more harm than good!
For you right now I would recommend buttock augmentation or fat injection would be the best option for you.
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Unfortunately, there may not be any surgeons willing to help with this because of the scarring and deformity that is caused when removing it. Since it travels into the body, it is impossible to remove it all. People do not think of this part of it when they are having these dangerous substances...
What exactly did you have injected? Fat or a non FDA approved substance? You should talk to the Dr. or person who did the injections. Good Luck...