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Hello lildoethe2,The volume of fat that can be safely injected into the buttock varies from patient to patient, and it will depend on the patient's anatomy, as well as his/her cosmetic goals. Make sure to discuss your expectations with your plastic surgeon before surgery and correct any misconceptions you may have about the procedure and its outcomes. Your surgery will be easier to plan if you and your doctor can discuss your desired results in more detail. With appreciation, Dr. De La Cruz.
The amount of the fat aspirate that can actually be used as fat to transfer to the buttocks can vary based on the technique of fat retrieval. Regular lipo translates into 30% of fat volume available, but VASER lipo allows for use of 60 % of fat available for transfer. A consultation with a VASER specialist will help you appreciate how much can be removed and be available for transfer.
Not all of the fat harvested is transferred. Some of the fat (presumably the lowest quality or least viable) is lost in the processing. The actual percentage is dependent upon the manner in which the fat is processed prior to transfer. Upwards of 50% can be predictably expected to be lost which ...
Thanks so much for reaching out. There are many surgeons who have this type of experience in New Jersey and in New York. You can look at the results by searching Instagram and their pictures right here on real self. However your price and budget is too low for a quality board-certified surgeon...
Thank you for your question. The effects of anesthesia will normally only last 24 hours. Pain pills can worsen nausea and heart burn. You may also be dehydrated requiring IV fluids. Make sure you see your surgeon for an examination. Best wishes.
I bet you're excited! Surgery is both Art and Science and I'm sure your surgeon has their preference in regards to post-operative garments and compression. You should check with their office unless they are going to be providing you with the garment. It's important to avoid direct pressure on...
Dear nataliecrystal,it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.Daniel Barrett, MD Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, ...
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