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Can Qwo be used on calves?

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Maria StylesAug 2, 2022

I work out a lot and have very little body fat, but I've always had a puckery look to my calves. Not so much my thighs which is odd, but my calves. Would QWO Leo the dimples in my calves?

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Thomas Wright, MD

Qwo is FDA approved for treatment of Cellulite on the Buttocks but it certainly can and is used to treat Cellulite on the thighs. Please know that not all cellulite can be treated on the thighs or buttock. If the dimpling of the cellulite is from laxity, it is not recommended to use Qwo for its...

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Qwo injections contain collagenase enzymes that dissolve the fibrous bands that cause one type of cellulite. Qwo should not be injected in muscle and I doubt that it was injected into your muscles. It possible that you already has some skin laxity and the Qwo injection made the skin laxity worse...

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BBLwannabe Thank you for sharing your photos. I think I can see your concern. I believe I can " a divot making it look like I have two separate butts" . If this is a result of the QWO treatment, it could have unmasked some skin laxity which causes your butt to droop and form the divot. There...

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Thomas Wright, MD

Initiative, I am sorry to learn of the side effect / complication of your treatment. Hemosiderin Staining is tough to treat and it may be tougher to treat if it is in the deep layers of the dermis. Q switched laser can be effective treatment for Hemosiderin staining. It is also possible that it...

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Thomas Wright, MD

Sunshinestate, Thank you for sharing your photo. I have a good deal of experience with Qwo and Liposuction and treatment of buttock / banana roll problems. From your photo, I tend to agree with you and think that you back side may have more problem with laxity and decent than tethering from ...

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Thomas Wright, MD

I do not recommend waiting on weight loss before getting QWO . In fact it may be better to have the QWO treatment before the weight loss. Wishing you the best of health, Dr Wright.

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