Hydrogel is not FDA approved for buttock augmentation. I do not recommend anything to be injected into the buttock for augmentation except your own fat. Fat transfers to the buttock can give very natural, safe results. You can also use a gluteal implant for buttock augmentation however,...
Implants will not help to cover the prominent bone over your sacrum. If the growth is coming from your coccyx, I would resect it. If its excess growth from your sacrum this can be burred down.
Fat transfer or fillers can be used to fill this area but it can make this area of your lower back...
Be cautious in what you allow to be injected into your buttocks. Many products are illegal and frankly unsafe for this purpose. I can tell you from my own experience taking care of many patients who have been injected with these substances that the risks include deformities, chronic pain, s...
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