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Can Radiesse Be Used As a Butt Filler?

My uncle lives in Peru and a famous plastic surgeon there used Radiesse to increase the size of his butt dramatically. She refused to use silicone due to the high danger risks. Does anyone use Radiesse to increase the size of the buttocks in the US? Is this safe? Or will I have to go to Peru to get this done myself?

Asked 35 months ago by latn
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Radiesse should not be used as a butt filler

  Radiesse is a powerful and effective dermal filler that is based on the ground substance of bone. Radius is used in small volumes of 1 to 2 mL when injected for cosmetic purposes in the face. Injection of Radiesse into the butt is not recommended. Problems arise when lumps of Radiesse are present in the tissue. Also keep in mind the price of Radiesse. To obtain a significant result in the butt, you typically require 300 to 600 mL per side. The price of this volume of Radiesse... more
B. Pat Pazmino, MD
Miami Plastic Surgeon
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Radiesse for the face only, not for butt filler.

Hi. This is not a good idea.  Radiesse should only be used in the face as a deep filler. The only butt filler that works and lasts is your own fat, as fat transfer or fat injections.
George J. Beraka, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Fiillers for buttock

I would confirm this prior to traveling to Peru. The cost of the Radiesse would be prohibitive. From a USA standpoint this is off lable and exceptionally unusual. The volume of material required would be cost prohibitive.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Radiesse in the Buttocks?...The Best Ever Answer on The Newlywed Game

Hi latn, Radiesse in the butt is a very "off label" use of the product. It would take quite a bit of Radiesse at great expense. So it "can" be done, "butt" there are much better choices of materials to fill your derrière. Your question does remind me of the best answer ever given on "The Newlywed Game" when a gentleman was asked, "Where is the most unusual place that you and your wife have made "whoopy"?", and the answer... more
Michael A. Persky, MD
Los Angeles Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Cost prohibitive

Dear latn, Augmentation of the buttocks usually requires a large volume of material, no matter what material is used. Aside from the fact that Radiesse is not FDA approved for buttock augmentation in the U.S., the amount of Radiesse that you would need to inject into your buttocks would cost tens of thousands of dollars. Radiesse is also not a permanent material. Perhaps, product liability costs are non-existent in Peru and allow for the material to be inexpensively available. Consider... more
Kenneth R. Francis, MD
Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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