First of all, if biologic material such as fat, is to be stored for re-use in the body, it must be maintained with the standards of blood banks. So physicians' offices or patients' own would not qualify. Secondly, intuitively and scientifically, fat that is harvested, traumatized, then stored, is likely... more
Fat stored after Liposuction not good anymore?
I had a abdomen Liposuction done on August 2006. The doctor gave me my fat to freeze and I have had it since then in my freezer. The problem is that my lights went out for 2-3 days. I would to like know, is the fat is not good anymore? I'm wanting to use it for fat grafting to my buttocks.
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A: I would never consider injecting that fat into your buttocks
I personally do not store or freeze fat for fat grafting. It seems to me that the viability of the fat cells would be significantly impaired after freezing. If it had been unfrozen for 2-3 days there is certainly a greater risk of death of these delicate cells. The risk of infection would be very... more
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