Is It Possible to Get a Fat Transfer from Another Patient?

If you had an identical twin, they could theoretically be a donor of fat to you without your body rejecting it.  Otherwise, a fat transfer from anyone else simply couldn't work and might be very risky.

For the fat transfer procedure you need to use only your own body fat. It is not possible to harvest fat from another patient and successfully inject to your body. Based on the pictures provided by you, you still could be a good candidate for the liposuction from the abdomen area. I would definitely recommend to see an experienced plastic surgeon to determine what exactly could be done in your case.

Unfortunately, you can only transfer your own fat. The only exception would be from an identical twin to yourself. But, even in this case, you would navigating on unchartered waters. Based on your pictures, I would suggest additional liposuction to try and even out the areas. The other option would be Smartlipo MPX on the skin tightening mode to help even out the areas. Good luck with your procedures.

No, but it appears that you may have some extra fat in upper abdomen and possibly other areas that could be transfered to the lower abdomen depressions. The fat transfers must be made with small amounts and multiple passes. A small amount of fat transferred could make a big difference in your case.

It will be rejected like a kidney would be rejected from a donor that doesn't match. You might benefit from a tummy tuck if you haven't had one already. Also, the tissue removed can be liposuctioned and used as a fat transfer. Be advised that a lot of the transfered fat will eventually go away. You should have a serious talk with your surgeon, and seek second opinions. sek

To answer your question, using fat from another patient would simply not work unless you have an identical twin.  When you remove fat from your body the fat consists of live cells, and if they are injected into a different person, their immune system would attack the cells, possibly causing a dangerous reaction.  I would see another board certified surgeon for a second opinion to see if maybe there are some areas in which he can liposuction some fat.

Any live tissue, like a kidney or heart must match your genetics identically or your body will reject it. Fat is a live graft. You can only use your own tissue.

Unless you have an identical twin, fat transfers can only come from your own body. If you were to receive fat from another person, your body would amount a very strong immune response and quickly rejected that fat.  

Fat transfer from another person is not an option. You would reject the material unless the person is an identical twin. This is the case for any transplant (i.e. liver or kidney) Patients that get transplants also have to take anti-rejection medication.

In theory, I would say that it is possible to take fat from an identical twin and have it injected into you. Otherwise, it would be another form of organ donation, and there are rejection risks, not to mention risks of disease transmission. So in short, this is not a good way to go about things. As it appears in your photo, you appear to have contour abnormalities of the areas. This is a problem that is not easily addressed. There are still options where the hills in those areas can... more

The brief answer is NO; you cannot get fat from someone else. However, if you look, you should be able to get some from other locations. I recently had a marathon ruuner requesting fat injection, and the only place I could obtain fat on her was the back of her arms.

The short answer is no. But looking at your picture if your abdomen is the problem area you need some revision lipo with redistribution of the fat suctioned into some of the depressions that you have. The key is to choose a board certified plastic surgeon who does revision cases. These cases could take longer time due to the small size of the cannullas used. Good Luck!