In addition to surgical techniques for shaping and volumizing the butt, there are now also non-surgical and minimally invasive techniques such as buttock fillers. This type of procedure is used to reshape the buttocks, but also to make the skin of the buttocks appear younger.

The buttocks are an important part of both women and men's lives. The rear end is associated with sensuality, and those with a small, unsightly butt may experience some discomfort. In these cases, it's possible to turn to specialized clinics that treat these problems with buttock fillers.
This technique is non-invasive and can be performed on an outpatient basis. It typically involves injecting hyaluronic acid directly into the targeted buttock areas. The hyaluronic acid fills in the empty areas, giving the patient's butt a fuller shape and a higher, more toned butt.
Let's now see who the intervention is aimed at and how it is carried out.
Buttock filler surgery
Buttock fillers are a technique increasingly used by both men and women. Two types of fillers can be used for this technique:
- Buttock fillers with hyaluronic acid
- Buttock fillers with polylactic acid
Hyaluronic acid filler for the buttocks is the most widely used technique for this type of aesthetic medicine treatment. This is because it is highly biocompatible with the human body. Hyaluronic acid is naturally produced by our bodies. The type of hyaluronic acid used for this treatment is different from that used, for example, on the face. It is a denser acid with a higher concentration, so it is absorbed more slowly by the body.
The technique using polylactic acid is used primarily in America. Polylactic acid has a different structure than hyaluronic acid and not only gives the buttocks more volume, but also supports the dermis.
The procedure is simple: a numbing cream is applied 15 minutes beforehand, and the acid is then injected into the affected areas with a very small needle.
The procedure is quick and painless, lasting between 30 and 60 minutes, and results can last for 1-2 years. Once the acid has been absorbed, the treatment can be repeated cyclically.