Is it possible to perform a BBL in a patient that had silicone injected and has NOT had problems/complications? (photo)

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I had silicon 1000 injections earlier this year & I'm interested in a bbl. I haven't had complications but I am wondering if I am still a candidate? Should I remove the silicone & then replace it with the fat or would it be better to just add the fat in the problem places? I know that I would benefit from the lipo alone but I am still lacking some volume & projection and would like to correct those issues w/out having to go the same route. Any advice quotes etc etc would be appreciated.

Martin Jugenburg, MD · Answer

Currently there is no existing filler that is safe to use in your buttocks to enhance size except your own fat. I'm not sure what plastic surgeon would take on this risk. You would need to have it removed. Best of luck.

Carmina Cardenas, MD · Answer

There is no filler existing that is safe to use in large volume, besides your own fat.What you just have done to yourself is very risky and sadly to say, there is no way to get it removed without the risk of ending deformed.You will need a CT scan to determine the location of the filler and avoid those areas during the fat grafting. But, again, sadly to say, the majority of the times that thing is all over the tissues and impossible to make a fat a transference safely. Dr.  Cardenas

Carlos Alberto Ríos García, MD · Answer

Hello Sexyryder, Thank you for your question.

As for your
question, I can answer that was unfortunate the fact you have this substance
injected into your buttocks.

Biopolymers
(liquid silicone, Poly Acrylamide Gel, PMMA, Macrolane, etc), ALWAYS should be
removed, because you present at any time iatrogenic allogenosis and probably A.S.I.A.
syndrome.

I developed
the technique of resection of biopolymers in buttocks and lower back through
video – endoscopy, a surgery made with minnimal incissions. Other techniques
such as liposuction , VASER, LASER or are absolutely ineffective in treating
this type of situation.

The reconstructive
surgery is performed first to remove the biopolymers. Liposuction is performed two
or three months after and the aspirated fat injected on the buttocks (BBL) is
performed.

You could
make lipoaspiration first but you will loose that fat and you would not have
this option available to rebuild your buttocks later.

I hope it has been helpful.Spanish translation provided by doctor:

Hola Sexyryder gracias por
su pregunta.

En cuanto a tu pregunta
, puedo responderte que fue poco afortunado el hecho de haberte hecho inyectar
esta sustancia en tus gluteos.

Los biopolimeros
SIEMPRE deben ser retirados pues presentarás en algún momento alogenosis
iatrogénica y probablemente Sindrome de A.S.I.A.

Desarrollé la técnica
de reseccion de biopolímeros en gluteos y región lumbosacra a través de
video-endoscopia, una cirugía realizada a traves de incisiones mínimas. Otras
técnicas como lipoaspiración, LASER o VASER son absolutamente ineficaces para
tratar este tipo de situación.

La cirugía
reconstructiva para retirarlos se realiza primero y un tiempo después se
realiza una lipoaspiracion y con la grasa aspirada se realiza el releno de los
gluteos (BBL).

No es buena idea hacer
la lipoaspiracion primero pues perderias esta grasa y no tendrías disponible
esta opción para reconstruirte posteriormente.Espero haya sido útil.

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