Will they lead to cancer? As I had seen answers to leave them at best as long as it can be, but I would like to know, leaving at that will cause any issue besides pain, scare and whatnot? Thanks in advance. John
November 6, 2013
Answer: Silicone injection is NOT safe The Brazilian Butt Lift (liposuction of your lower back, waist, abdomen, etc, and injection of this fat into your buttocks) is a SAFE, effective buttock augmentation technique. I STRONGLY suggest you avoid any alternative injections (I have seen men and women with liquid silicone injected into their buttocks with HORRIBLE results and complications, wounds, infections, etc).If you're interested in buttock augmentation surgery, I suggest you visit with an experienced Board Certified PLASTIC SURGEON.I hope that helps and wish you all the best!
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November 6, 2013
Answer: Silicone injection is NOT safe The Brazilian Butt Lift (liposuction of your lower back, waist, abdomen, etc, and injection of this fat into your buttocks) is a SAFE, effective buttock augmentation technique. I STRONGLY suggest you avoid any alternative injections (I have seen men and women with liquid silicone injected into their buttocks with HORRIBLE results and complications, wounds, infections, etc).If you're interested in buttock augmentation surgery, I suggest you visit with an experienced Board Certified PLASTIC SURGEON.I hope that helps and wish you all the best!
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October 17, 2013
Answer: Silicone injections Free silicone injections are illegal injection, the silicone is NOT medical grade and when done by lay person, one does not know exactly what was injected. Silicone injections can cause granulomas reaction, infection, extrusion, severe inflammatory reaction, pigmentation, pain, deformity, migration to local lymph nodes. Injected silicone cannot be taken out completely, but can remove most of it, thus decreasing the load of silicone.
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October 17, 2013
Answer: Silicone injections Free silicone injections are illegal injection, the silicone is NOT medical grade and when done by lay person, one does not know exactly what was injected. Silicone injections can cause granulomas reaction, infection, extrusion, severe inflammatory reaction, pigmentation, pain, deformity, migration to local lymph nodes. Injected silicone cannot be taken out completely, but can remove most of it, thus decreasing the load of silicone.
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