Reversing Fat Transfer Results?

When fat grafting the face, it can take months for the swelling to go down. After 6 to 12 months, if you still have significant swelling or lumps, I would recommend micro-liposuction of the fat grafted areas. Micro-liposuction involves very small suction tubes (much smaller than the normal liposuction cannulas) with small openings to remove the extra fat.
If you still have concerns after 6 months, I recommend that you have a consultation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has experience with micro fat grafting and micro fat liposuction.

I have never needed to do this on my patients as I never over correct with fat.  It may not dissolve.  However micro lipo and sometimes to the extreme of direct excisions have been done to remove these fat 

Hi, I would suggest discussing your concerns with your plastic surgeon. After three days, one would still expect swelling and possible bruising which may play a role in your concerns. There is the initial swelling and bruising which can take two or three weeks to subside although full results may not be apparent for 3 to 5 months. Sometimes waiting is the best solution.  You may find that you like the results! However, it is sometimes possible to remove fat through liposuction or direct excision. But be sure to check with your surgeon to make sure that there is not another issue. Hope this helps.

The swelling is most likely related to swelling, but I have reversed fat grafting performed by others using microcannula aspiration. Raffy Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Fat injections always involve a certain amount of fat cells that will not live in the recipient area.  Doctors often compensate for this by adding more volume than would be needed when using an off-the-shelf filler such as Perlane, Juvederm Ultra Plus or Radiesse.  Also, there is some local anesthetic in the fat cells after they're harvested, even if the mixture is centrifuged to decant off the unwanted liquid.  Swelling is expected for several days to a week or more in some patients, depending on how the injections are done and in which plane the material is deposited..

It has been a good period of time since your treatment. Most of the swelling should have resolved.
Ultrasound, oral prednisone, Homeopathic medications and topical Traumeel can help with swelling.
If the area is still full, then I would consider micro-liposuction or dilute steroid injections, depending on the degree of deformity.