Can Renuva be used to fill out my butt and hips? (Photos)

Thank you for your question and the photos you provided. It is difficult to determine just how much volume you will need based on these photos rather than a formal evaluation. In my practice, many patients usually need 100- 200 cc per hip to create a curvy “coke bottle” appearance. Renuva is really perfect for small volume tissue defects, so you may need your own fat to be transferred to give you the result you want. Good luck! 

Renuva is mostly used to replenish age-related volume loss in the face or hands, and for smoothing and correcting indentations and irregularities in other areas of the body.

Costing varies depending on your doctor and where the doctor's office is located. Currently Renuva is sold out due to popularity. When it becomes available again in January 2021, in phases, costing for 1.5cc will normally range from $900 - $1200.

From your photos, it’s difficult to estimate how much Renuva you would need to fill out your hips and buttocks. Your doctor should be able to give you a better idea of how much Renuva is needed to achieve your goals during your consultation.

hello thank you for your question and provided information as well;..based in your question its difficulted evaluate your case with this angle of a picture, its recommended to get a consultation in personal with a plastic surgeon.

Renuva is a off-the-shelf treatment that contains growth factors to stimulate fat growth. It is safe and effective and can be used anywhere in the body that fat exists, including the hips and buttocks. The treatment can be done safely in the office without the need for anesthesia. 

Renuva is the perfect option for contouring the hips and butt! Especially the upper buttock. Many patients have been very pleased with the results of Renuva treatments in these areas, particularly with fixing hip dips. Since we inject Renuva in the office, it's a great alternative to fat grafting. There's no anesthetic and no downtime! It's important to keep in mind that Renuva is not recommended for large volume application.