Genniel, RN
A liquid BBL in Austin at InjectCo uses hyperdilute Radiesse, placed by a licensed registered nurse at our clinic on East 6th Street, a few blocks south of the H-E-B on East 7th.
Treatment plans start from $5,999. This is a collagen-building treatment, not a fat transfer, and it works gradually.
A liquid BBL shapes the buttocks and hips with injections instead of surgery. At InjectCo the product is Radiesse, diluted so it can be spread evenly over a larger area, where it gives some support on the day and prompts your body to build collagen over the next 6 months. No fat is moved, there is no operating room and no general anesthesia. It is also not a replacement for surgery. The change is moderate, and if you want a dramatic increase in size, a plastic surgeon is the honest referral.
Plan on a series. A session typically uses about 20 syringes, and most plans run about two sessions, 40 to 60 syringes in total, spaced weeks apart. Radiesse is FDA-approved for the face and hands; using it in the buttocks is off-label. That is common in aesthetics, and you should hear it from us before you book.
Like any injectable, it carries risks: swelling, bruising, tenderness, lumps or nodules under the skin, asymmetry, and less often infection or injury to a blood vessel. Radiesse cannot be dissolved the way hyaluronic acid filler can. Your nurse goes through all of this with you before anything is placed.
Genniel, RN, performs the liquid BBL at the East 6th Street clinic and has been a registered nurse since 2010.
Body work with Radiesse depends on even, layered placement and the right dilution, so she maps your hips and buttocks before the first syringe and plans the series from there. Genniel will tell you plainly if your goal needs surgery rather than injectables. Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, oversees the clinical program.
Each liquid BBL is planned and placed by the same nurse from the first measurement to the last session, with a physician behind the team.
Approved patients can begin treatment the same day and pay over time instead of all at once.
How it works: apply online with CareCredit or Cherry in a few minutes, get a decision on the spot, then bring your approval to your appointment. Our team can help you compare options during your consultation and apply on the day if you prefer.
Terms and rates are set by the financing provider. Your nurse will walk you through your total cost, including any financing fee, before anything is booked.
Fewer per visit than people expect, and more than a face treatment. A session typically uses about 20 syringes of hyperdilute Radiesse, and most plans total 40 to 60 over about two sessions. Your nurse gives you your own number after seeing you in person.
Pick your treatment areas and get an instant unit and cost estimate. It takes about a minute and gives you a realistic number to bring to your Austin assessment.
The first session lays down the base shape. The second, a few weeks later, adds where your body needs more once the collagen response has started. Spacing the sessions is what keeps the result looking like your own shape rather than something added on.
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InjectCo MedSpa Austin is in the Holly neighborhood of East Austin at 2235 E 6th St, Unit 106, on East 6th between Robert T. Martinez Jr. Street and Pedernales Street.
Across the street is UT Elementary Charter School. East Cesar Chavez Street is a few blocks south, the H-E-B at 2701 East 7th Street about a third of a mile away, the Plaza Saltillo MetroRail station about two-thirds of a mile west, and I-35 about a mile west.
Body contouring patients come from East, Central and South Austin. Measured in afternoon traffic, typical drives are about 4 minutes from East Cesar Chavez, 10 from Downtown, 11 from Cherrywood, 12 from Travis Heights, 13 from Mueller, 15 from Bouldin Creek, 16 from Hyde Park and Windsor Park, 17 from South Congress, 19 from Zilker, 20 from Tarrytown, 22 from Rollingwood and 23 from West Lake Hills, so your own trip may differ.
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A liquid BBL at InjectCo MedSpa Austin starts at $5,999 as a package. This price covers the injectables and the placement by a licensed nurse injector across the sessions your plan needs. Your exact cost depends on how much volume you want since a liquid BBL uses a lot of product over a large area. You always see the price before any treatment begins, with no hidden fees.
A liquid BBL is a medical procedure and carries real risks. The common ones are swelling, bruising and tenderness. Less commonly, patients can develop lumps or nodules, asymmetry, infection, or injury to a blood vessel. Placing a collagen stimulator in the buttocks is an off-label use of the product.
It does avoid the specific risks of a surgical Brazilian butt lift, because there is no fat transfer and no general anaesthetic. That does not make it risk free. At InjectCo every treatment is placed by a licensed registered nurse under physician oversight, and your nurse reviews the full risk list with you at your assessment.
Results show right away, and volume keeps building over the next 6 months as your body makes new collagen. Published studies show results lasting up to about 2 years; many of our patients keep their results 2 to 4 years, depending on metabolism and lifestyle. Results fade gradually rather than all at once. Individual results vary.
A surgical BBL moves fat from one part of your body to your buttocks in an operating room, with real recovery time and higher risk. A liquid BBL uses injectable filler to add volume and lift without surgery, with some swelling and bruising to expect. The non-surgical version gives a more gradual, subtle change.
The common side effects are swelling, tenderness and small bruises where the product was placed, and these usually settle within a few days. Less common but more serious effects include lumps or nodules under the skin, asymmetry, infection, and injury to a blood vessel. Your nurse reviews all of these with you before you consent to treatment.
A liquid BBL usually takes more than one session, spaced a few weeks apart, because it builds your own collagen over time. The exact number of sessions depends on your goal and how much volume you want. Your nurse builds the plan at your consultation so you know what to expect from the start. Spreading the treatment across sessions makes the result look natural.
Botox is a wrinkle relaxer that softens the muscles behind expression lines on the upper face. Dermal filler is a gel or biostimulator that adds volume and structure, which is what shapes the buttocks in a liquid BBL. Many patients also combine Botox and filler on the face in a single visit, often called a liquid facelift.
A liquid BBL is worth it for patients who want more shape and lift without surgery and are happy with a gradual, natural result. It costs less than surgery and has minimal downtime, but it also gives a more subtle change. Your nurse will set clear expectations at your consultation so you can decide if it is the right choice for your goal and budget.
Yes, softening hip dips is a common reason patients choose a liquid BBL. Your nurse places injectable filler in the dip so the curve of your hip and buttock looks smoother and more even. The change builds gradually as collagen forms. We will show you what is realistic for your body at your consultation, and there is no pressure to treat more than you want.
A liquid BBL is a months-long, staged treatment rather than one appointment. The assessment is where you find out whether injectables can realistically get you where you want to go, or whether surgery is the better answer.
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Treatment at InjectCo MedSpa Austin is performed by licensed registered nurses under physician supervision. A Liquid BBL uses collagen-stimulating injectables and is not a surgical fat transfer. Radiesse is not reversible.
Known risks include swelling, bruising, tenderness, lumps or firm areas, and asymmetry. Rare but serious risks include vascular occlusion. Tell your provider about all medications, blood thinners and any previous treatment in the area.
Results vary between individuals depending on anatomy, the product selected and the amount placed. Results build gradually over a series of sessions and are not equivalent to surgical augmentation.
Individual results vary. This treatment may not be suitable for everyone. Consult your medical provider.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, October 23, 2026.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, InjectCo MedSpa.
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