Its the 11th day since i have had the fat injected onto my forehead.seeing the results now, I want only 50%(max) of the fat injected onto my forehead to survive. what can i do to decrease the survival rate of the fat? Also, my forehead now is not smooth. spots where the needle went in(i think)is puffier than other area, looks like there are two horns coming out from there. wat can i do to make it smoother. lastly, my forehead in the pics looks smaller than it is in person. thx very much!!!!
Answer: Fat Injection of Forehead result at two weeks will likely lose 50% of Fat by 6 months
It is far too early at two weeks to worry about your final result. Fat Injection or Fat Transfer purposefully over grafts or over corrects by 50-60% because in most cases using traditional fat harvesting techniques, as much as 60% of the fat cells die and dissolve. The decrease in size of the Fat Graft or transferred Fat occurs rapidly over the first 3 months but continues up to 6 months.
Newer Fat Harvesting techniques for Fat Transfer such as Adivive produce a higher percentage of viable fat cells after Fat Grafting and using these newer techniques less over correction is required for Fat Transfer or Fat grafting.
Careful massage can help smooth the lumps and bumps which are an expected normal phenomenon following Fat Transfer or Fat Grafting.
Gentle massage must be used. Too firm or vigorous massage can actually damge the grafted fat cells and cause the loss of more Fat Graft than you want to happen.
Avoid ice packs as hypothermia or cold can kill fat cells
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It is far too early at two weeks to worry about your final result. Fat Injection or Fat Transfer purposefully over grafts or over corrects by 50-60% because in most cases using traditional fat harvesting techniques, as much as 60% of the fat cells die and dissolve. The decrease in size of the Fat Graft or transferred Fat occurs rapidly over the first 3 months but continues up to 6 months.
Newer Fat Harvesting techniques for Fat Transfer such as Adivive produce a higher percentage of viable fat cells after Fat Grafting and using these newer techniques less over correction is required for Fat Transfer or Fat grafting.
Careful massage can help smooth the lumps and bumps which are an expected normal phenomenon following Fat Transfer or Fat Grafting.
Gentle massage must be used. Too firm or vigorous massage can actually damge the grafted fat cells and cause the loss of more Fat Graft than you want to happen.
Avoid ice packs as hypothermia or cold can kill fat cells
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Answer: Fat Transfer
The fat is there, now you have to wait for the swelling to subside, and evaluate the fat left. I would be surprised if a lot more than 50% survived. You are now looking at a lot of swelling. Be patient, and assess your forehead in 6-8 months.
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Answer: Fat Transfer
The fat is there, now you have to wait for the swelling to subside, and evaluate the fat left. I would be surprised if a lot more than 50% survived. You are now looking at a lot of swelling. Be patient, and assess your forehead in 6-8 months.
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October 25, 2011
Answer: Female forehead fat grafting
It is too soon to tell what result you will have. Wait about three months.
Your question points out one of the difficulties of fat grafting....possible unpredictable result because of variable take.
Fat grafting has greatly improved but the results can sometimes be unpredictable if a significant amount of the fat reabsorbs. If all of it stays, then sometimes you have too much.
Time will tell.
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Answer: Female forehead fat grafting
It is too soon to tell what result you will have. Wait about three months.
Your question points out one of the difficulties of fat grafting....possible unpredictable result because of variable take.
Fat grafting has greatly improved but the results can sometimes be unpredictable if a significant amount of the fat reabsorbs. If all of it stays, then sometimes you have too much.
Time will tell.
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September 29, 2011
Answer: Fat Injection to the Forehead
The biggest problem with fat injection is that a large amount of it gets reabsorbed by the body if it does not get the blood supply to nourish it. It is important for your surgeon to overcorrect so as to have enough. The first 3-4 weeks shows a rapid drop off in the amount of fat survival. By 3 months, the fat that remains is likely to last long term. It is too early to know how much of your grafted fat will take. People are often anxios about their looks during this phase of recovery. Be patient because there is no way to rush it. It is unusual to have more fat take than you want.
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Answer: Fat Injection to the Forehead
The biggest problem with fat injection is that a large amount of it gets reabsorbed by the body if it does not get the blood supply to nourish it. It is important for your surgeon to overcorrect so as to have enough. The first 3-4 weeks shows a rapid drop off in the amount of fat survival. By 3 months, the fat that remains is likely to last long term. It is too early to know how much of your grafted fat will take. People are often anxios about their looks during this phase of recovery. Be patient because there is no way to rush it. It is unusual to have more fat take than you want.
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September 27, 2011
Answer: Fat injection will smoth out
It is too soon to evaluate the results of your fat injection. We know we need to overcorrect because so much of the fat does not survive (probably less than half). THere is always swelling around the injection sites. Talk to your surgeon for specific advice but it is too soon to evaluate your results. It is very unusual to have too much fat survive.
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Answer: Fat injection will smoth out
It is too soon to evaluate the results of your fat injection. We know we need to overcorrect because so much of the fat does not survive (probably less than half). THere is always swelling around the injection sites. Talk to your surgeon for specific advice but it is too soon to evaluate your results. It is very unusual to have too much fat survive.
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