Buttocks Remodeling - Focus on Trochanteric and Inferomedial Area
with Dr. Marco Biricotti
The gluteal volumetric technique involves enhancing the upper part of the buttocks through injections of hyaluronic acid. The procedure begins with a light local anesthesia and a single access point, through which a 16G/18G cannula is used to infiltrate the subcutaneous tissue with hyaluronic acid.
This treatment is designed to improve the tone and volume of the treated area and, in the case of the buttocks, to create a “push-up” effect, lifting the upper portion. It's a simple, minimally invasive technique that allows patients to immediately resume their daily activities. In recent years, demand has grown not only among women but also significantly among men, making this method a widely requested and truly unisex treatment.
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