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Hyaluronic Acid Fillers for Safe Buttock Injections?
I been looking buttock injections up online, but all I get is PMMA, Hydrogel, etc. I read they're dangerous, but I heard about a girl who went to south america and got some kind of hyaluronic acid filler for this procedure, which I know is safe. So, I want to know, is this possible, and are there any doctors that do this in New York city?
Asked 34 months ago by
gucci007 in astoria ny
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Stay away from synthetic injections for butt augmentation!
Thank you for the question! This is a very common question that we receive here in South Florida. In Miami, there are many people that offer to do a butt augmentation through the injection of synthetic materials. Unfortunately, these materials are not sterile and often very very dangerous. We have seen patients who have had significant disfiguring deformities and scarring in the butt after the injection of these materials. It is also possible to develop a very serious...
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Butt Injections with Hyaluronic acid fillers
Hi Gucci,
The search for a safe, long-lasting, predictable and cheap filler is STILL going on. We do not have it yet - despite everything you hear to the contrary.
Hyaluronic Acid fillers (Juvederm / Restylane / Perlane etc) while having a great safety record and little tissue reaction are prohibitively expensive if we exceed more than a few cc's. Since buttck filling can require anywhere from 500 to over 1,000 cc PER CHEECK, very few people could afford such treatments.
In the meantime the...
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Injections for Buttock Augmentation
Hi there-
Buttock augmentation is more popular all the time, as our techniques have improved and the outcomes become recognized for the natural augmentation achievable.
There is as of yet, not an affordable and safe, non-surgical injectable I could responsibly recommend for buttock augmentation. In the past, women have tried liquid silicone, "hydrogel" and other substances in order to achieve the volume and shape they wanted, with poor success (the materials often caused...
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