Only a few years back I started to notice this small dent that appears on my forehead. Which is likely caused by an injury during childhood. It looks as if that part of my forehead is a few layers underneath. I can't get a good picture of it since it's extremely hard to get a good angle. It looks like this, but less prominent. It's not a big deal actually, the reason I want it dealt with is because that it's making wrinkles form vertically, forming a big 'plus' sign on my head.
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Thank you for submitting your questions an photo. Fat grafting can lead to asymmetry in the first few weeks. Final results take 6 months. There this time if there is assymetry there are watys to safely treat. Discuss your concerns with your Plastic Surgeon. Best wishes
The lips are notorious for poor survival of transfered fat, there for it usually takes 2-3 fat transfer sessions to get a nice result. This may be due to the large amount of movement of the lips.
One concern is how well the fat that was originally transferred lasted after the transfer. If a large %of the transferred fat was resorbed, you may want to try a different location the next time.