I am 20 years old. I live in NYC and Florida, I'm pretty much back and forth. I heard of these butt injections called Biogel. It costs $1,500 dollars and is supposed to enhance your buttocks. Is this safe to do, or is this as bad as Hydrogel claims to be.?
June 6, 2015
Answer: Say no to silicone injections!!
My best advice is to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who performs this type of procedure regularly and can demonstrate before and after photos to give examples of what can be expected. Stay away from any kind of silicone injection that is offered by non physicians. This can be very dangerous and lead to death. Be ware!!!
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June 6, 2015
Answer: Say no to silicone injections!!
My best advice is to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who performs this type of procedure regularly and can demonstrate before and after photos to give examples of what can be expected. Stay away from any kind of silicone injection that is offered by non physicians. This can be very dangerous and lead to death. Be ware!!!
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February 10, 2017
Answer: Are Biogel Injections Safe for Butt Enhancements? All "permanent" fillers, like Biogels, Hydrogels, PMMA, and free collagen, injected anywhere in the body, run the risk of creating hard nodules or masses. The body creates these masses in an attempt to encapsulate the material and isolate it from the rest of the body. These masses can cause deformities and even chronic pain where they develop around the filler products. Another major problem from the injection of permanent fillers is the possibility of chronic infections that only respond temporarily to treatment with antibiotics. Fat grafts, on the other hand, are safe, reliable, and cost effective for buttock augmentation. I would stick with fat. Best of luck!
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February 10, 2017
Answer: Are Biogel Injections Safe for Butt Enhancements? All "permanent" fillers, like Biogels, Hydrogels, PMMA, and free collagen, injected anywhere in the body, run the risk of creating hard nodules or masses. The body creates these masses in an attempt to encapsulate the material and isolate it from the rest of the body. These masses can cause deformities and even chronic pain where they develop around the filler products. Another major problem from the injection of permanent fillers is the possibility of chronic infections that only respond temporarily to treatment with antibiotics. Fat grafts, on the other hand, are safe, reliable, and cost effective for buttock augmentation. I would stick with fat. Best of luck!
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