I'm guessing since pregnant women can sometimes get spider veins on buttocks if pressure is exerted on buttocks from extra weight that pressure was exerted from extra volume of major buttock swelling after the procedure. If correct, then would injections to remove spider veins work?
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September 12, 2019
Answer: Silicone removal from buttock silicone butt skin changes on butt after PMMA silicone butt removal specialist PMMA butt
Dear Barbara,
First and foremost, I hope you are physically safe. This condition is treatable though I know the process and current symptomology are difficult to work through. I encourage you to see a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in PMMA/ Silicone removal. I believe this can...
Hi Lesson,I perform several hundred silicone removal procedures per year here in my New York practice; I urge you to stay in the United States for this procedure. This is not only an aesthetic concern but medical one that requires the best, hospital based medical care. Despite some pitfalls, we...
Hi Michelley.N
Thanks for the question—this is really important and unfortunately not uncommon. Silicone and PMMA (polymethylmethacrylate) are permanent fillers that integrate into your tissue over time. They’re not enclosed in a capsule like implants—rather, they disperse into the surro...
