I see two or three patients a week who have had injections of something into their buttocks. Many times they are unsure of the product. Silicone may pose an unnecessary risk to fat transfer in this situation. In the past, I have cut these areas out and then fat grafted in the future. If the silicone has been injected in the distant past without difficulty, then fat transfer may be appropriate. However, the patient should understand that there is probably an increased risk of problems following the surgery.
Hello darling,This depends on what type of fillers you have. You should go on a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon and do a sonography to check where the fillers are located and what type of fillers youve got.Best of lucks.Dr. Luis Mejia.