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Filler in Breasts, Voluma?

Voluma is indicated for deep injection in the cheek area to correct age-related volume loss. An extremely large amount would be needed to create a significant difference at the breasts and it actually can be lumpy if large amounts were to be injected into the breasts. It would also be very costly and end up costing more than a breast augmentation would. It is not recommended to use Voluma at the breasts as it is only designed be used at the face.

Clinical Context

Voluma is a thick, cohesive filler made for deep injection into cheek tissue, which is firmer and more structured than breast tissue. Placed into looser, mobile tissue like the breast, it can shift, clump, or feel lumpy under the skin rather than blending smoothly. Creating a noticeable size change would also require many syringes, since Voluma isn't formulated to add large volumes safely. For meaningful breast enhancement, options like implants or fat transfer generally give more predictable, natural results.

Answered By

Dr. Steven Williams

President Emeritus of ASPS

Dr. Steven Williams is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, a diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, the Past President of the prestigious American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and a charitable person who dedicates his life to those in need of his unique expertise.

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