I was injected with collagen/silicone a year ago. I took care of myself as the lady told me. I didnt take off my girdle,drink alcohol, get exposed to the sun or took off the bandages until she told me.After 2months I went to the beach and my right buttock became red, hard and hot. I went back to the lady and she massaged it to dissolve the knot, she said it could have been the driving, she also applied a detox shot to make it better till this day I still have the spot and now a lump. I am scare.
Answer: Buttocks Injections... Silicone injections are probably not a good idea. There are better ways to augment the buttocks and a board certified plastic surgeon could review the details with you. You may have to have the silicone substances removed if it keeps giving you problems, but that is difficult to do.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Silicone butt injection silicone injection removal expert silicone removal specialist illegal silicone butt injections but shot Hi Vane1289, Thank you for your question about whether you should have collagen or silica in your buttocks removed. The short answer is, "Yes, you should have the collagen and silica in the buttocks removed." You are already developing a reaction to your injected collagen or silicone. You are having a skin and scar tissue reaction. Your body is rejecting the injected silicone. Your body is trying to create scar tissue around the injected silicone and bring the silicone to the surface. That is why your skin is stained. The lump you describe is scar tissue created naturally around the injected silicone. This scar tissue has probably been converted into granulation tissue. This granulation tissue and associated silicone injections should be removed. Most plastic surgeons who are experts in silicone removal agree that you should have your collagen and silicone injections removed as soon as possible. Please find an experienced plastic surgeon who specializes in this field. I hope I have answered your question about whether you should have your collagen and silicone buttock injections removed. Good luck. Sincerely, Dr. J. Timothy Katzen, MD
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Silicone butt injection silicone injection removal expert silicone removal specialist illegal silicone butt injections but shot Hi Vane1289, Thank you for your question about whether you should have collagen or silica in your buttocks removed. The short answer is, "Yes, you should have the collagen and silica in the buttocks removed." You are already developing a reaction to your injected collagen or silicone. You are having a skin and scar tissue reaction. Your body is rejecting the injected silicone. Your body is trying to create scar tissue around the injected silicone and bring the silicone to the surface. That is why your skin is stained. The lump you describe is scar tissue created naturally around the injected silicone. This scar tissue has probably been converted into granulation tissue. This granulation tissue and associated silicone injections should be removed. Most plastic surgeons who are experts in silicone removal agree that you should have your collagen and silicone injections removed as soon as possible. Please find an experienced plastic surgeon who specializes in this field. I hope I have answered your question about whether you should have your collagen and silicone buttock injections removed. Good luck. Sincerely, Dr. J. Timothy Katzen, MD
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February 10, 2020
Answer: Expertise in the management of silicone biopolymer removal Our office is the leading center for the removal of foreign body fillers in the United States. My approach is protocol based, beginning with an examination to determine the grade of inflammation using the Karamanoukian Grading Scale for Soft Tissue Inflammation. Silicone biopolymers and PMMA can be safely removed from the face and body. Longterm complications are minimized with diligent attention to detail and protocol-based treatment.
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Answer: Expertise in the management of silicone biopolymer removal Our office is the leading center for the removal of foreign body fillers in the United States. My approach is protocol based, beginning with an examination to determine the grade of inflammation using the Karamanoukian Grading Scale for Soft Tissue Inflammation. Silicone biopolymers and PMMA can be safely removed from the face and body. Longterm complications are minimized with diligent attention to detail and protocol-based treatment.
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July 25, 2014
Answer: Should I have Collagen/Silicone in buttocks removed? This is a complex issue that needs to be addressed with exam and possibly MRI. All of the risks need to be discussed prior to considering surgery.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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Answer: Should I have Collagen/Silicone in buttocks removed? This is a complex issue that needs to be addressed with exam and possibly MRI. All of the risks need to be discussed prior to considering surgery.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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October 23, 2017
Answer: Silicone is not safe to inject .. Hello,I am sorry you had silicone injections. They are not safe. IT looks like you have an infection, and may need to have that silicone surgically removed. I would suggest making an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for this issue.Good luck.
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October 23, 2017
Answer: Silicone is not safe to inject .. Hello,I am sorry you had silicone injections. They are not safe. IT looks like you have an infection, and may need to have that silicone surgically removed. I would suggest making an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for this issue.Good luck.
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