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Real cases: stories of patients who decided to have surgery
Why we tell stories Clinical data explains the procedure. Stories explain the decision. Most of our patients do not come to us at the time of acute complication. They come... Read more...
Complications of biopolymers: what happens if they are left untreated
The Problem Doesn't Stop The idea of "living with them" is understandable but doesn't align with what is clinically observed. Biopolymers do not remain static or become inert over time.... Read more...
Before and after: how to properly read a results gallery
Immediate results in the operating room These images correspond to the moment after the intervention, during the surgical procedure itself. They show the change in contour once the material and... Read more...
Biopolymer removal from lips: precision in a small area
Little material, much complexityThe lip is a small area, but with an unparalleled functional density in the body. The orbicularis muscle, mucosa, thin skin, nerve endings, and the vermilion border,... Read more...
Biopolymer removal in the buttocks: the most frequent and most complex area
The Most Frequently Injected AreaFor years, the buttocks were the most common target for injections of unapproved substances. The promise was simple: immediate volume, without surgery, at a low cost.... Read more...
MRI for biopolymers: the study that defines treatment
Operating without imaging is operating blind No serious surgical plan begins without knowing three things: where the material is, how much there is, and which tissues are affected. This information... Read more...
Biopolymer illness symptoms: signs you shouldn't ignore
A disease with its own nameThe condition caused by biopolymers has a medical name: iatrogenic allogenosis, or ASIA syndrome in its most systemic form. It is not "a bad reaction"... Read more...
How Are Biopolymers Removed? A Guide to Understanding the Procedure
What they are and why the body doesn't expel them Biopolymers are synthetic substances—industrial liquid silicone, mineral oils, methacrylate—that were injected for aesthetic purposes by individuals without medical training. Unlike... Read more...