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Dear AstarNot sure where this one got started. BOTOX does not shape the buttock. Sorry. For this fat, implants, and less practically, fillers. Beware that there are lay injectors out there who inject silicone oil into the tush to shape it. The consequeses of this type of treatment are devistating. If you are interested in butt shaping, I recommend that you start with the gym and a counselling session with a regisered dietitian.
Botox should not be used for volume addition anywhere, especially in the body.Volume fillers, such as Restylane, Juvederm, and Radiesse can be used to add volume to the face.For body enhancement, implants or fat injections are traditionally used.Best of Luck!
Botox, not to to be confused with Buttocks, is not a filler it is a chemodenervation agent meaning it weakens muscles. If injected into the buttocks it would most likely a saggy butt.
Botox will not augment anything, except, perhaps, the income of the provider that suggested Botox for buttocks enlargement to you.Your own fat can be used to augment the buttocks. A procedure called fat transfer or lipo-augmentation can be done to enhance the appearance and projection of both the buttocks and the breast.Botox is a neuro-toxin, and is used to relax skeletal muscles of the face in order to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
There is no indication for Botox Cosmetic injection into the buttocks. Botox works by paralyzing the underlying muscles in the face to smooth out wrinkles in the overlying skin. Injecting Botox into the buttocks would have no effect on lifting the butt or adding volume - It may make you walk funny, however. Other things can be injected into the buttocks, such as fat grafts. Good luck.
My suspicion is you are confusing "fillers" (Juvederm, Radiesse, Restylane) with Botox. Botox paralyses muscles to limit your ability to form lines. Fillers do just that, fill lines.In answer to what I think is your question...fillers can be used to augment the butt, but the volumes needed would be very high and likely cost prohibitive.
No. Botox cannot be used for buttock enlargement! It works by inhibiting muscle action rather than adding volume. If this procedure has been suggested to you, beware the person who would try to use Botox in this manner.Fat transfer is the way to go, and save Botox for above the shoulders.
Botox is specifically used to paralyze muscles. It does not cause enlargement of any area it is injected into. The best thing for buttock enhancement is probably fat injections or implants.
I can't imagine Botox being used in the buttocks for anything. Fat transfer is the most common modality for enlargement of the buttocks. Hope this helps.Dr. Singer
You friend is correct. Just have the physician show you the bottle and the box. To make sure you are getting the freshest Botox, you should see your physician opening it from a sealed Botox and pull out a vial. You should then see them injecting some saline into the vial to reconstitute the...
Fillers would be better for you because the wrinkles are visible even when your face is in a neutral expression. This means that they are "static" wrinkles, and fillers is the right treatment to smooth them away. If the wrinkles appeared only when you made a facial expression, like frowning,...
The simple answer is NO! Allergan clearly places on it's product labeling that BOTOX certain neuromuscular diseases. Gillian-Barré is one of the diseases on that list. Hope this helpful. Dr. ES
Hello JC, The closest we have ever seen to this in our practice is patients getting light headed or fainting in our chair. For some patients, anxiety is part of the process. We do everything we can to make our patients comfortable, but some still get very anxious about treatments. This is the...
Thank you for your question and for sharing your photo. Botox may help to soften the wrinkles under the eyes. It does require a very small amount and it will help to soften the lines. It will not necessarily reduce all the wrinkles like you might see in the forehead or crows feet region. You...
If you are using this on your face, I do not see any contraindications to use as there effects are primarily local. Our primary concerns are either neuromusclular conditions with botulinum toxin (Dysport, etc.) or auto-immune/collagen vascular diseases with fillers. Discuss your concerns with an...
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