I Want Butt Shots.not the Surgery Just the Injections. Where Can I Go in Fl and How Much Will It Cost

You can use dermal filler to augment the buttock region, but this can
quickly become much more expensive than surgery. The one dermal filler
that could be an option and not exceed surgical consideration is
Sculptra. This would be the ideal product for someone who does not have
a lot of donor fat, and wants a moderate augmentation. Sculptra may
take several sessions spaced several weeks apart. There is minimal
downtime associated with Sculptra buttock augmentation. I often plan
the degree of augmentation and verify with the patient how much Sculptra
I may need by doing a pre-run using Saline. If the patient ends up
with a few hundred cc's (mls) of saline, then he/she would be better off
with fat grafting or with implants. If I can achieve with a great
result with less than 50 cc's (mls), then Sculptra may be a great option
for the patient.Though I use Sculptra and train other injectors on
the use of Sculptra for facial rejuvenation, the fact that Sculptra
generates a strong collagen response, allows me to use in other areas
such as the buttock, ankles, liposuction defects, etc. I would
definitely go to someone with a lot of Sculptra experience if you are
venturing for a buttock augmentation.

I would not recommend injections to your buttocks as they could create life long problems. The best way to enhance the buttocks is with a Brazilian butt
augmentation procedure, which uses a person’s own fat to naturally
augment and shape the buttocks. Liposuction
is performed to remove fat from other areas of the body (often the
stomach, hips, and thighs), then transfers that fat to the buttocks.
Additional liposuction can be done around the butt to improve the
appearance of lift and contour. Good luck!
Kamran Azad MD, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Than you for sharing your questions and photograph.  There are only two forms of injections used to augment a patient's buttocks - fat and dermal fillers.  A popularized trend in those patients having insufficient fat for harvest, or who do not want a recovery and downtime is the use of Sculptra, a dermal filler, to help augment your buttock naturally by encouraging your own tissue and collagen formation to add volume, projection, and size. Hope this helps.

This is a very common question, as patients want to use
something that is going to be simple but safe for their buttock augmentation.



First of all I would NOT have PMMA, silicone, collagen,
biopolymer or any other substance injected into your buttock that is not
fat. That is a set-up for life long
problems. Some people have these
injections and are fine, but the people that have problems have them for life.



Unfortunately here in Miami many patients try to save money
by having their procedure performed by non-plastic surgeons and at facilities
that have not been accredited and often have problems.



Currently the only safe injection for buttock augmentation
is fat. This is called the Brazilian
Butt Lift; it is so popular because it enables your plastic surgeon to
transform your entire shape. Liposuction
is performed over several areas depending on the individual patient needs, but
typically of the flanks, abdomen, back and thighs. So this is going to change your entire
shape.



I would advise you to see a board certified plastic surgeon
that performs a lot of fat transfer procedures. I would NOT have the procedure done by anyone
except a board certified plastic surgeon as illegal injections can cause life
long problems.

Sculptra is a great non surgical alternative to surgery for the butt. Sculptra builds up over time therefore you can spread out the cost over multiple sessions if needed.

For patients who do not desire surgical fat grafting or who do not have enough fat for transfer, there is the option of using Sculptra for buttock enhancement.  Sculptra is an injectable filler that stimulates new collagen growth, giving modest volume and lift.  It will take several sessions depending on your desired results and these are spaced 6-8 weeks apart. The injections are performed in office using topical anesthesia. I recommend consultation with a plastic surgeon who has considerable experience to determine if you are an appropriate candidate.

I do not recommend that you get this done. You have no idea what is being injected, and it will lead to a lifetime of problems.