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Buttocks enhancements: Silicone injections may lead to infections and disfigurement

Published on March 15, 2010 at 5:48 AM · No Comments

Many women are anxious to obtain the perfect body; often a fuller, rounder buttocks is desired.  Silicone injections into the buttocks by non-physicians can lead to infections and disfigurement.

Dr. Michelle Hardaway, a board certified plastic surgeon, warns women to avoid having injections into the buttocks by non-medical personnel.  The injections are not FDA approved  The silicone that is used is often not medical grade.  Infection and inflammation can occur.  

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