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Board-certified plastic and reconstructive Surgeon, practising in UAE and India

In aesthetic surgery, breast augmentation is a frequently requested technique. Various methods of enhancing the breasts have been described over time, including implants, fat grafting, flap surgery, and injectable fillers. These methods use both alloplastic materials and autologous tissues. Injectable fillers have gained more popularity and use in aesthetic medicine throughout time, according to the current global trend of performing a minimally invasive operation. Hyaluronic acid is most certainly the most widely used synthetic filler in the world out of all the products that are now on the market.

Plastic surgeons perform filler injection for the purpose of achieving the desired breast volume or correcting any potential asymmetries. Breast augmentation is a frequently requested surgery. Several methods of breast augmentation have been described including implants, fat grafting, flap surgery, and fillers. The use of fillers is growing in popularity in cosmetic surgery to carry out minimally invasive operations, according to the current trend. The usage of hyaluronic acid, polyalkylimide gel, polyacrylamide gel, and polymethyl methacrylate fillers has increased over time.

Women and surgeons can choose and achieve the desired breast size for breast augmentation with the use of injectable fillers. With local anaesthesia as a guide, this treatment is carried out with no hospitalisation and a shorter recovery period. In the past, hyaluronic acid was investigated as a collagen substitute due to its prolonged action time. Since there is no surgery involved, there is less tissue exposure and trauma, which reduces the chance of infection and speeds up the patient’s return to normal activities.

A buttock augmentation procedure is intended to enhance the buttocks’ size, shape, and contour. Fat grafting, buttock implants, or occasionally a combination of the two are used in this procedure. Following surgery, buttock implant devices are inserted deeply into the buttock tissues. By using fat grafting, buttock enlargement involves transferring fat from one part of the body into the tissues of the buttocks.

Over time, there has been a discernible rise in the popularity of body operations. People can now more easily achieve the body they want without having to worry about downtime or other consequences thanks to advancements in non-surgical body treatments. Men and women are becoming more and more in need of minimally invasive body operations since they don’t want to be limited by their anxieties.

A natural substance like hyaluronic acid, which is also injected into the face, can be utilised in greater amounts during non-surgical buttock filler injection to enlarge or improve the form of the buttocks. The treated area may enlarge for three to four days following the surgery. Within the first few days, the majority of patients will have mild bruising or swelling, and some of their areas may feel a little lumpy or firm. Any unevenness may be lessened by gently messaging in these regions. Within a week of the treatment, patients can resume their jobs, but they must avoid extended sitting for the first two weeks to prevent the product from shifting. Additionally, you must get some sleep.

If you have already had hydrogel-containing buttock injections, you might be wondering if you can get rid of these materials. However, doing so could leave you with scars and unintentionally spread the materials. Your risk of experiencing negative consequences could rapidly grow. It’s advisable to visit a doctor to learn more about the effects of the injections and your options moving ahead. You will need some recuperation time, whether you have a fat transfer to your buttocks or butt implants for a butt lift. In comparison to butt implants, a butt lift requires substantially less recovery time. For at least three weeks after getting butt implants, you must avoid sitting on your bum while it recovers. However, after having buttocks fat transferred, you could find it uncomfortable to sit upright for a week or so.

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