Glutes

Buttock bioplasty is one of the alternative procedures that aims to correct glute irregularities, asymmetries and depressions. This technique is an option for people who have a non-uniformly shaped or disproportionate gluteus, such as trochanteric depression.

One feature that can be resolved by gluteal filling is trochanteric depression (disproportion on the sides of the buttocks). The procedure can be done with hyaluronic acid or other biocompatible substances registered by ANVISA, giving the glutes the shape desired by the patient.

The gluteal bioplasty process is done after face-to-face medical evaluation. Its realization begins with a proper cleansing of the skin of the region. Afterwards, the patient should sit with the spine erect to make one of the markings on the support line. Each glute is numbered in its four quadrants, as marked on the mold.

Through a minimal hole, the microcannula is introduced. It has an atraumatic tip, which prevents injury to the vascular-nervous bundle. The procedure happens without bleeding and there is no need for dressings.

The liquid used to fill the buttocks has a variable amount, according to the indication of the attending physician, in the consultation in which the evaluation is made.