My daughter was jumping on her bed (which we repeatedly tell her not too) and fell hard into the window's wood edge. That was 10 weeks ago and she now has a noticeable dent in the middle of her forehead. She was seen by her pediatrician when it happened and he was not concerned. She is only 5 so is there an acceptable age when I could consult with a plastic surgeon about her dent assuming it continues to be noticeable? What are the possible treatments and are they short-term or long-term?
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I wish it was! Your own fat is specific to you, its like donating blood or an organ. If you get fat from another person you can transmit infection and it wont last, because it only grafts to your own body. I suggest seeing a physician who specializes in fat transfer and uses...
The pictures posted show that there is not enough fat to reshape the buttocks, hips area. Liposuction of the abdomen and flanks will reshape the body and give curves. Fat obtained can be transferred to the hips.As for the buttocks, may want to consider a buttock implant.
This is not recommended. Time decreases survival rate, success and is not the best practice. Work with your surgeon to make sure they know the specific areas you want to add plump. On some occasions patients who are devoid of the fat cells necessary for the BBL are asked to gain weight.This...
