I want to add more fat to my left, upper eyelid and reduce fat to my left, lower eyelid. How is this done?

Hello and thank you for your question! It is obviously hard to give you a good answer without assessing your areas for potential fat harvest but usually the amount of fat needed to transfer to the face is pretty small volume. In most people, enough fat should be able to be harvested even in ...

At one week, it is common to have irregularities after this type of grafting. These can be due to bleeding, inflammation , or graft material. Most will resolve with time. Should it not resolve spontaneously, steriod injections or removal may be of benefit. Be patient, and follow your surgeons...

It really can depend on where and how much is injected. The eyes can stay puffy for a few days even over a week. If you bruise that can take a bit longer also.  There is also the question of what is acceptable to you. These days cosmetic procedures are much more accepted and many patients go b...

Usually desired results can be obtained with one fat transfer depending on volume required but fat retention has a range and it is a mistake to run the risk of over correction, so it is best to be open to a second procedure to get optimal results.

This is a great question.  You are not alone; many patients are fearful of an implant.  Chin implants are very safe and very predictable but fat grafting is a very viable alternative for those patients reluctant to consider a chin implant.  An advantage to fat grafting is that specific areas to...

Nano fat is prepared using filters with the goal of creating a liquid that can be injected directly into the skin. Because the process kills most of the fat cells, it is not used for volume. It is used for skin rejuvenation thanks to the stem cells that survive the process. Many plastic...