Ok so i have literally zero hips and zero waist thanks to me being 100% athletic...now i do have a booty tho 34-28-39. So im curvy from the side but no front/back curves :((( im an exotic dancer part time and seeing so many curvy women is intimidating. Im in good shape n lipo suction bbl was done to me 2 yrs ago...i dont want to gain weight again for lipo. I also havent seen good results w hip implant either. So im thinking of semi permanent fillers?
May 2, 2019
Answer: Sculptra and Other Fillers for Body Sculpting I find sculptra works great for buttock and cellulite but not for hips. This is where fat is needed. I suggest seeing a body shaping expert who does a significant amount of fat injections. Best, Dr. Emer.
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May 2, 2019
Answer: Sculptra and Other Fillers for Body Sculpting I find sculptra works great for buttock and cellulite but not for hips. This is where fat is needed. I suggest seeing a body shaping expert who does a significant amount of fat injections. Best, Dr. Emer.
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May 2, 2019
Answer: Sculptra for hips As my colleague has pointed out, Sculptra is only approved for facial injection. While it could theoretically be injected elsewhere in the body "off-label" it would be somewhat impractical. Consider that it takes several treatments of several vials to achieve some volume in the face, and the difference in thickness of the tissue may only be millimeters. It is unlikely that injection would produce an appreciable change in volume and contour to the hip. As you have had a good experience with fat grafting in the past, you may want to consider the technique again. Know that hips would not require as much fat as buttocks do, so you may have an adequate donor site without needing to gain weight. Good luck!
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May 2, 2019
Answer: Sculptra for hips As my colleague has pointed out, Sculptra is only approved for facial injection. While it could theoretically be injected elsewhere in the body "off-label" it would be somewhat impractical. Consider that it takes several treatments of several vials to achieve some volume in the face, and the difference in thickness of the tissue may only be millimeters. It is unlikely that injection would produce an appreciable change in volume and contour to the hip. As you have had a good experience with fat grafting in the past, you may want to consider the technique again. Know that hips would not require as much fat as buttocks do, so you may have an adequate donor site without needing to gain weight. Good luck!
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