My cheeks are sagging after fat grafting and liposuction, what I can do without surgery to fix this issue? (Photos)

Hello, thank you for your question. It is hard to tell without proper photos. I recommend you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon.

Thank you for your question and I am sorry you are not happy with the results from your fat grafting procedure. Unfortunately, fat grafting cannot be reversed the way dermal fillers can. At this point, I recommend scheduling a consultation with a very experienced, board-certified dermatologist. Through an in-person assessment, your doctor should be able to create a treatment plan to address your specific concerns. 

This is correctable without a doubt. It is all about having volume in the right places. We have many different options from repositioning current fat pads to altering the upper 1/3rd of your face to camoflage the "sagging" cheeks.  Even with some well placed fillers you would likely be able to get what you want in the right hands.I hope this is helpful,Best of luck,DrC

Ideally  you should’ve posted pictures between the two procedures.In my opinion you should never have had fat transfer in the first place.It’s a little late for that now. It’s very difficult to tell if the problem is too much fat or not enough fat or where the fat is.Facial fat transfer is somewhat imprecise and unpredictable.Facial aesthetics is an art that some providers are better at it than others.Removing previously grafted that is very difficult and Liposuction is not selective for removing the fact that was grafted.Patients who have had multiple bad experiences are generally very reluctant for surgical intervention. I suggest working with fillers which may be the most appropriate.Best, Mats Hagstrom MD