24 days ago
As you pointed out, movement decreases the "take" of grafted tissues whether they are skin grafts or fat grafts. The survival, or take, of the fat requires that the blood vessels in the injected fat hook up with blood vessels in the bed where they are injected. If that happens, the fat is alive and permanent. If it does not happen you will mop up the dead fat over a few months. So whatever is still there at 3 months is usually permanent.
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