Fat transfer to the face is inherently, imprecise, unpredictable, and unforgiving if patients don’t like the results.
Mastering the procedure has a long learning curve.
Provider selection is absolutely paramount.
The success of the procedure depends on multiple variables.
In order for fat g...
Facial aesthetics related to dynamic facial expression should generally not be treated. Unless there’s a problem with the face in a static position without facial expression, trying to treat problems related to contraction of muscles of facial expression is most likely going to lead to s...
There is no yes, or no answer to your question. It depends on the individual persons need, and also very much the subjective view of the provider.
Facial fat transfer is inherently, unpredictable, imprecise, and can be unforgiving if patients are unhappy with the outcome.
Getting consistent...