Lanluma is a resorbable PLLA polylactic acid filler with a modified molecule and specially designed for body treatments, especially designed for the treatment of shaping and sculpting with a slight increase in the buttock area by generating collagen from the skin.
How does buttock augmentation with Lanluma work?
Lanluma is intended to create a more harmonious buttock area silhouette and enhance its contours and curves, obtaining a progressive, natural and long-lasting result.
What are the benefits and advantages of this treatment?
Unlike other old treatments, where definitive fillers were implanted with the consequence of the appearance of granulomas later, whose only way to remove them is through surgery, Lanluma stands out for being a molecule that makes it produce the skin’s own collagen. In this way, the result is natural, and is out of danger, since it is reabsorbable in time and in a progressive way. The best thing is that it can always be improved.
How should the patient prepare for the treatment?
The first thing is to know how to properly diagnose the type of buttock to be treated. It is essential, since the result will depend on it. Not all types of buttocks are susceptible to treatment with Lanluma.
How are the results and what care should the patient follow after the treatment?
The results are natural and progressive; two or three sessions with Lanluma are needed with a separation of a couple of months approximately between each session and its durability is 2 years. However, as long as the desired result is achieved, maintenance can be done from time to time to perfect the desired shape.
Are there any risks?
In principle I would not call them risks, but unwanted effects during the intervention, inherent to any aesthetic medical treatment. These unwanted effects can be:
- Allergies
- Hematomas
- Inflammation of the area
- Risk of infection
As any aesthetic procedure, the procedure must be performed by a qualified and accredited physician. The patient’s medical history is respected, a correct clinical diagnosis is made, and the procedure is performed in a suitable environment following all the rules of sepsis and antisepsis. And, all in all, it should have terrific results and without putting the patient at risk.