I have hip dips and would like to get them filled in however, I’m not interested in fat transfer... so I’m thinking about getting sculptra buttlift to fill in my hips to look more round and give me a curvier look but my main concern is, I don’t want to get sculptra if that is going to make my hips feel like a rock. I’ve met women with buttcheeks that don’t even feel like buttcheeks it’s as hard as a brick wall and I definitely don’t want that. So is sculptra buttlift right for me? Or definitely a no go.
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I appreciate your question. Don’t let distance discourage you. We have been doing Sculptra to the buttocks since this new trend started. It’s nonsurgical and works for most patients. It all depends on the number of goals you get placed. Best wishes. Dr. Aldo
Sculptra unlike other fillers increases volume as it induces collagen production. So the solution itself is not the one that produces the added volume. The process relies on the body's natural collagen production. It induces the body to produce collagen. The chances of it looking natural are...
Sculptra works by stimulating your own collagen production, which will then wrap around particles that naturally would break down. It will give you a fuller and plumper backside. It's not the solution itself that will add volume. Sculptra only induces your collagen production capacity in the...
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