Butt lifts.

Radiesse is a dermal filler composed of calcium hydroxylapatite — similar in composition to the material of bone. It has a thicker consistency than typical fillers and fills areas of volume loss while providing a scaffold to stimulate collagen growth.

Radiesse can address: flat buttocks, hollowed areas, stretch marks, and cellulite. Treatment uses a needle or cannula with optional local anesthetic; patients can drive and return to usual activities immediately. Bruising, soreness, and redness are common and typically subside within a week. Some patients require up to three treatments spaced three to four months apart.

Precare: avoid foods and supplements that prolong bleeding to minimize bruising. Postcare: avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting for 24–48 hours; ice the area; Tylenol for any pain (avoid NSAIDs).

Sculptra is a poly-L-lactic acid biostimulant. When injected, it kick-starts the body's natural collagen production. Sculptra is injected into areas such as hip dips to encourage collagen production, which over time produces visible volume improvement in the treated area.

Sculptra vs Radiesse: Radiesse adds direct volume as a filler in addition to stimulating collagen, with results seen sooner since the viscosity is thicker. Radiesse lasts on average 12–15 months; Sculptra on average 24 months.