In January 2019, I underwent a BBL, and in September of the same year, I had liposuction on my arms and legs to transfer the fat to my hips. However, I'm still not satisfied, as I have noticeable hip dips. I'm not interested in undergoing liposuction and fat transfer again to address this issue, as I've already done it twice without achieving the desired result. I've heard that hip dips can be filled using Sculptra or Renuva, so I would like to know which option would provide a more dramatic outcome.
I highly recommend considering the use of Sculptra in the area based on the photos you provided. Typically, three treatments spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart are necessary, and I usually use two or more vials on each side to correct this area. It's important to consult with an expert in Sculptra aesthetics to achieve the best cosmetic results. Best regards
Sculptra is a suitable treatment for adding volume to the buttocks and addressing the 'hip dip' in appropriate patients who prefer non-surgical options. Typically, I start with 4-6 vials of Sculptra per session (2-3 vials per side) and recommend three treatment sessions spaced one month apart.
If you lack extra fat for filling in hip dips, Sculptra could be considered as an alternative to Renuva. Sculptra has been used since 1998 and can provide long-lasting results. It is a relatively simple procedure performed under local anesthesia, allowing patients to resume work and exercise quickly. Consult a professional for personalized advice. - [Doctor's Name]
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