Silicones and biopolymers are used worldwide today to improve the volume and volume of the face and body. The cost of injecting liquid silicone, PMMA, and biopolymers is often much lower than the safer methods of fat transfer, hyaluronic acid, Sculptra, or fat transfer. One receiving silicone or PMMA biopolymers may sometimes experience some complications that may require immediate surgical removal.
In most cases of silicone injections into the face or body, patients are unaware of the long-term side effects that silicone can cause. Most of these are illegal injections given by non-doctors in the United States, Mexico, or South America. Doctors describe this complication as acute or chronic, depending on its onset and duration.
The doctor. Rafael Anton has dedicated the last 15 years of his life to removing biopolymers, the illegal removal of silicone syringes, and foreign bodies from all parts of the body. The doctor. Anton has developed a minimally invasive technique that includes cold laser therapy that removes biopolymers and foreign bodies with excellent aesthetic results. Just search for silicone injection removal near me, and you will get our location where you can make an appointment with doctor Anthony. He will remove the biopolymer from your body.
Silicone biopolymers have different names and can contain materials including hyaluronic acid, hyaluronic acid, hydrogel, bio gel, PMMA, Artecoll, Artefill, biopolymers, biopolymer, silicone, or silicone. Many of these chemicals release toxins or cause allergic reactions that can lead to poor autoimmunity and excessive irritability. ASIA syndrome can occur in some patients and cause severe reactions throughout the body.

As soon as you notice that a foreign object has been injected into your buttocks, soft tissues, or buttocks, our practice can help you find solutions to your short and long-term problems.
Depending on the severity of the inflammation, your doctor may recommend a surgical or nonsurgical option to reduce the inflammation and remove the substance. The removal of silicone biopolymers is not straightforward in most cases and requires surgical expertise to minimize scars and cuts. The goal is to reduce the volume of foreign objects while maintaining the integrity of the primary tissue. This is made very difficult by injecting silicone biopolymer, especially on the lips, nasal folds, and eyes.