Question 1

Why do glutes sag with age?

Accepted Answer

Gluteal ptosis occurs due to loss of collagen and elastin in the skin, descent of adipose tissue, and weakening of the musculature. Factors such as gravity, hormonal changes, sedentary lifestyle, and sun exposure accelerate this process. Genetics also influence how this area ages.

Question 2

What treatments does Santé use to lift glutes without surgery?

Accepted Answer

At Santé, we offer Sculptra, a collagen-inducing agent that stimulates natural synthesis and provides long-lasting volume, ideal for sagging glutes. We complement this with HIFU (high-intensity focused ultrasound), which firms the skin and activates deep tissues. Both protocols are personalized according to your anatomy.

Question 3

How many sessions do I need and when will I see results?

Accepted Answer

Sculptra requires 2–3 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart. Progressive results appear from 4–6 weeks and optimize at 3 months. HIFU shows immediate improvement in firmness, with evolution up to 3 months. The complete protocol delivers natural, progressive results.

Question 4

Does the treatment hurt? Do I have to stop my normal activities?

Accepted Answer

Sculptra produces mild discomfort manageable with topical anesthesia. HIFU generates intense heat but is well-tolerated. Downtime is minimal—you can resume activities the next day. Avoid direct pressure on glutes for 48 hours and intense exercise for one week. No age restriction for adult patients.

Sagging glutes

Sagging glutes

Who does it affect?

Personalised Santé protocol

Sculptra for Glutes

Sculptra for Glutes

INDIBA® Body Radiofrequency

INDIBA® Body Radiofrequency

Exercise with Sculptor Machine

Exercise with Sculptor Machine

Gluteal Augmentation with Hyaluronic Acid

Gluteal Augmentation with Hyaluronic Acid

Specialists for this treatment

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Dr. Sofía Generali 🇺🇸 🇪🇸

Sygryd Valenzuela 🇪🇸

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