Worried About the Side Effects of Buttock Implants? Try 4th-Generation BiVOL Hip Augmentation!

Worried about the side effects of buttock implants?

Try 4th-generation BiVOL hip augmentation!

Recently, as more people have come to prefer a firm, voluminous body line over a simply slim figure, interest in hip augmentation has also been increasing. In particular, many people are looking into various procedures and surgeries to improve buttock volume that cannot be sufficiently enhanced through exercise alone. However, the issue most often raised when considering buttock augmentation is concern about implants.

In fact, implant insertion surgery is one of the methods associated with high satisfaction, but many people hesitate because of concerns about foreign-body sensation, capsular contracture, implant displacement, and problems with feel. Against this backdrop, a new approach to hip augmentation called “BiVOL,” which applies the concept of human tissue regeneration, has recently been attracting attention.

Why might people feel burdened by implants?

The buttocks are not a part of the body used only when standing. Because they are continuously subjected to pressure during everyday activities such as sitting, walking, and running, various factors may arise when implants are inserted.

Of course, not every implant surgery results in problems. However, some people may experience a foreign-body sensation or discomfort when moving, and depending on their body shape or tissue condition, the outline of an implant may be felt or become visible.

These aspects may feel burdensome, particularly to people who value a natural feel and natural movement, and more people are seeking natural-looking alternatives.

How is BiVOL different from conventional hip augmentation?

BiVOL, which has recently been receiving attention, takes a fundamentally different approach from methods that use conventional silicone implants.

BiVOL is known as a regenerative-medicine-based hip augmentation procedure based on acellular dermal matrix (ADM). Acellular dermis is biological tissue in which cells have been removed from human dermal tissue to reduce immune responses. After being implanted in the body, it is characterized by gradually integrating with the patient’s own tissue over time.

In other words, rather than simply inserting an artificial implant to create volume, it can be understood as an approach that uses the body’s tissue-regeneration capacity to promote the formation of more natural-looking volume.

The most significant feature of BiVOL is that, over time, the implanted tissue changes to become more like part of the patient’s own tissue through the formation of new blood vessels and cellular regeneration.

When the tissue becomes stably established through this process, a more natural feel and movement may be expected, and it may help reduce the burden of some of the foreign-body sensations associated with conventional implants.

The key to BiVOL is not simply increasing volume, but creating a natural hip line by using the body’s own recovery and regeneration processes.

Elravie Rituo, known as a material used in BiVOL recently, is a human-tissue-derived ingredient developed using ECM (extracellular matrix) technology. ECM serves as a structure that provides an environment in which cells can grow and regenerate. Regenerative medicine technologies using ECM therefore aim not merely to act as fillers, but to support tissue reconstruction and recovery. Because of these characteristics, they may help improve tissue adaptability and biocompatibility, and they are also attracting interest in terms of long-term stability.

Who might be interested in BiVOL hip augmentation?

A regenerative-medicine-based method such as BiVOL may be considered by people who lack buttock volume but feel burdened by implant insertion, who value a natural feel and natural movement, or who are concerned about a flat hip line that has not improved even after exercising.

It is also attracting interest from people who value overall body proportions and curves rather than simply increasing size. However, because each person’s pelvic structure, skin elasticity, fat volume, and tissue condition are different, thorough consultation and evaluation should come first.

In the past, the goal was simply to create large, voluminous buttocks. Recently, however, there has been a stronger preference for results that move naturally and feel natural to the touch.

In particular, as social media and video content have become more widespread, not only static appearances but also the way a person looks while walking or moving are being evaluated. Accordingly, hip augmentation also requires an approach that considers natural shape and tissue characteristics.

The recent trend in hip augmentation is shifting away from simple enlargement and toward natural tissue regeneration and the creation of harmonious body lines.

Hip augmentation is not simply a procedure to increase buttock size; it is an area that must also take overall body balance and physical movement into account. Therefore, rather than deciding that one method is unconditionally better, it is important to choose an approach suited to your body shape and goals. For those who feel burdened by implants, it is also worth learning enough about regenerative-medicine-based hip augmentation procedures such as BiVOL, which have recently been attracting attention.

As new approaches that consider natural volume, tissue compatibility, and movement continue to shape future hip augmentation trends, it is especially important to choose a method appropriate for you through accurate information and sufficient consultation.