Is Radiesse a better option for my hip dips? (Photos)

we use all fillers for this often we combined sculptra + radiesse or sculptra + bellafill. radiesse doesnt come in vials it comes in syringes. sculptra comes in vials and 6 vials for 2500 is a VERY good price. actually that person will be losing money. we do a significant amount of this in my practice often 5 times a day and 6 vials will do absolutely nothing for you. 6 syringes of fillers will not either you will need many more in the range of 20 per side over the next 3 months to really start see something. I suggest you see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

If you can do a BBL (fat transfer) it will be likely the best choice and cost effective.
Otherwise, Sculptra is done in the office and has little or no recovery period. We do that often and get very good results.

Radiesse and be diluted and injected like sculptra in this area. The advantage of Radiesse is it can give you more immediate results and still stimulate collagen for longer duration. It takes more then 1 session so the cost can be excessive. From your back photo you have some fat in your waist area that can be liposuction and transfer to the hip dip, which is a much better longer solution.

Radiesse is a great option for this area. When diluted, it can safely be injected into this area to give you instant results. Over time, your results will improve because it is a collagen stimulator as well, just like Sculptra. But unlike Sculptra, you will have instant improvement as well.

Radiesse is a great option for this area. When diluted, it can safely be injected into this area to give you instant results. Over time, your results will improve because it is a collagen stimulator as well, just like Sculptra. But unlike Sculptra, you will have instant improvement as well.

Radiesse is a great option for this area. When diluted, it can safely be injected into this area to give you instant results. Over time, your results will improve because it is a collagen stimulator as well, just like Sculptra. But unlike Sculptra, you will have instant improvement as well.

Thanks for your questions and photos. I would NEVER go to a 'spa/clinic" where they use technicians not physicians (or a nurse practitioner) for any injectable on myself. You should do the same. While both Radiesse and Sculptra are good options for non surgical hip dip or buttock augmentation, they do not even come close to fat transfers used during a BBL procedure.
You will see some improvement with the Radiesse and Sculptra, but it is usually a minimal change. In some, this is certainly enough.
You do have plenty of fat in your sides and lower back to perform a BBL.
Best of luck with your decision.

Dr. T

When injectors are called technicians and not doctors, I get worried. when the price of a product to be used is lower than what doctors pay for it, I get worried. Despite your short stature, you have plenty of fat which can be used to round you out and create an improved shape. Organically used fat is your best option in my opinion. If fat was not an option, sculptra would be the second choice, but I think I would go with a natural BBL first. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery