I Have Had Fat Grafts to My Cheeks 5 Months Ago. I'm Overstuffed and Uneven. What Can I Do?

Dear Annishka from Indonesia
I reviewed your post fat transfer photo. If this is how it looks 5 months after fat grafting, you may have fibrotic tissue as result of fat necrosis. I do not recommend micro-liposuction or lipo-dissolve. You may seek second opinion. External ultrasonic treatment may be a good option for you.
 

It might be difficult to extract fat with microliposuction as the fat injections are delivered in small amounts in different planes. It is not the same as doing liposuction in a depot of excessive fat. There certainly may be fibrous adhesions and there may be considerable bruising after the procedure for a couple of weeks. There can not be a guarantee there wouldn't be nerve damage from the attempt at extraction.

Your surgeon should be able to assess if this is fibrous or not. It it is not fibrous, I would recommend first trying micro-cannula liposuction. I would not advise lipodissolve, in my experience as this could cause other problems.

This is a good question. Fat transfer is a good procedure and gives great result.  It is extremely popular presently.  In the event that there are problems and the fat needs to be removed, it v=can be done.  However, you must find a surgeon who is confidant in doing this type of work.  I always say, the experienced surgeon who performs fat grafting as a main component of his practice, may be the one to remove it.  Many surgeons are not comfortable with removing fat once it is placed.  It can be done and the face restored to it proper beauty.  There are several ways to do it and I would caution you to find the right surgeon.  Sometimes it can be done conservatively, and sometimes the face needs to be opened to achieve a good result.  Every patient is different but it is possible to restore your face to its proper beauty.  Again, the surgeon should be comfortable removing it.  I hope this helps.

I always say, your face is your diamond.  Please polish it well the 1st time and your beauty will last and you will shine.

Very difficult to tell from the photo you submitted. What would be necessary to evaluate this is your pre-op photos, photos of you when you were in your mid-20's (because that is the look we are aiming for with fat grafting, and full face post-op photos. Only then can anyone with experience in fat grafting give you an honest assessment of what would be necessary.

Fat transfer is deposited in small amounts in different plane. Only your doctor would know where he/she put the fat.

I would do microliposuction first. If not successfull then a face lift may be the best answer to see the fat and remove it. Then achieve symmetry with the face lift.