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I am not sure that massages are absolutely necessary but are recommended after fat transfer and liposuction. But this treatment may be helpful in evening out the transferred fat, reducing the possibility of lumpiness, and improving the "take" of the fat.
SO liposuction always leaves an uneven result in the early days. Massage helps squeeze out the fluid that has replaced the fat globules and so can make the results smoother in the short term and speed recovery and the final results in the medium to long term. Don't excessively massage the areas that have had fat put in though as this may cause the fat to dissolve away if you are too vigorous too soon after fat transfer to those areas. Hope that helps Adam Goodwin
Since I do 5_+ BBlLs per week I recommend multiple massages to help with the swelling and drainage from the liposuctioned areas.
It is perfectly safe to perform fat grafting at any age. In fact, some craniofacial pediatric anomalies are best treated with fat grafting. Fat grafting can and should be done to achieve a very natural, non-surgical appearance. Fat grafting, just like fillers, is not a one-size fits all...
I would not have fat grafting for this as it often causes irregularities and one cannot be certain how much of the fat will survive in this location. Lumps and bumps's are common even with an experienced injector unless very small amounts are used. If you have a lump it is very difficult to...
Hello I’m really sorry that you feel unhappy with your results and with the things that you’ve have deal with. You still have some choices to resolve your issue. I encourage you to visit a certified plastic surgeon to be evaluated again and give the best treatment recommendation specific on tha...
