About five years ago I had fat grafting to my face and lips. The result was uneven with the lower right actually sagging. I have had people ask if I’ve had a stroke. Looking for someone who has the confidence this can be repaired.
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It's not uncommon to observe changes in facial contours following a fat transfer procedure, particularly when there are significant weight fluctuations. Gaining 15 pounds over the past two months could indeed be contributing to the increased fullness in your upper cheeks and midface.
Fat cells,...
Typically adipocytes will replicate when forced by morbid obesity.
I don’t think there is much controversy in the behavior of this tissue among physicians.
I suggest you read the Wikipedia page on Adipocytes which gives an abundance of information if you’re interested in learning about the fat...
Generally, each certain is responsible for follow up for their own patients.
This means that you should follow up with your provider. You can always consult with other plastic surgeons in your community to see what they have to say, but removing fat necrosis from the midface is inherently...