There’s a surgeon in Seattle that uses freeze dried cadaver fat, pig stem cells along with Sculptra to enhance the hip and butt. Is this mixture safe? He’s been using it on patients for over a year now and stating that it lasts longer than Sculptra alone. I have not found any other surgeon that uses this mixture. I had a failed bbl were the fat didn’t take and trying to look for other options to fill my hip dips and upper part of my butt.
November 4, 2021
Answer: Zombie BBL vs traditional BBL I have not performed this procedure, but I personally would not offer it to my patients until there has been FDA approval of those products in that combination for use in buttock enhancement. The bottom line is, the safety and efficacy of that combination of products is truly unknown. Your own living fat has the best possible safety profile and best retention for buttock enhancement, especially when performed by an ABPS certified, ASAPS member plastic surgeon.
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November 4, 2021
Answer: Zombie BBL vs traditional BBL I have not performed this procedure, but I personally would not offer it to my patients until there has been FDA approval of those products in that combination for use in buttock enhancement. The bottom line is, the safety and efficacy of that combination of products is truly unknown. Your own living fat has the best possible safety profile and best retention for buttock enhancement, especially when performed by an ABPS certified, ASAPS member plastic surgeon.
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September 26, 2019
Answer: Making intelligent medical decisions does what you describe sounds like a good idea? Did you even stop to consider that this provider is not a board-certified plastic surgeon and that no board-certified plastic surgeon offers such an idioti concoction of quack medicine? Because the law does not place restrictions on the practice of medicine it is not illegal for a physician to practice in appropriate medicine. Once you sign the consent form you’re pretty much responsible for your own decision making. Get real and consult with some local experienced board-certified plastic surgeons. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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September 26, 2019
Answer: Making intelligent medical decisions does what you describe sounds like a good idea? Did you even stop to consider that this provider is not a board-certified plastic surgeon and that no board-certified plastic surgeon offers such an idioti concoction of quack medicine? Because the law does not place restrictions on the practice of medicine it is not illegal for a physician to practice in appropriate medicine. Once you sign the consent form you’re pretty much responsible for your own decision making. Get real and consult with some local experienced board-certified plastic surgeons. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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