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penile enlargement with fat is not a common procedure and should be approached with caution - preferably by a urologist with plastic surgery training
I routinely use a fat grafting technique for augmentative phalloplasty that works very well and endures. One pof the many tricks is delicately harvesting the fat and placing it in a distributed and not concentrated manner. Fat grafting is Very technique dependent.
There is a huge difference between POSSIBLE and ADVISABLE. Attempts at increasing penis over the past century and earlier literally rivals human imagination. Many a penis has been injected with anything you can imagine including paraffin wax, silicone and others. Fat has repeatedly been tried. The problem with fat is that it does not always survive leaving irregular lumps and scars. When it does work, the penis takes on the texture of fat. How erotic is a wider, somewhat irregular penis with the consistency of a marshmallow?
It's common to feel as though the grafted fat is disappearing as the post-treatment facial swelling goes down. In my experience, it takes many months for the final fact grafting result to become evident. Studies show that the fat grafts continue to 'blossom" up to 18 months or so...
You are very lucky you have not had problems from your silicone injections. Lumps, granulomas, draining infections, and other issues can result from silicone injections, and even worse ones from non-medical-grade silicone injections. Glad to hear you are one of the "lucky...
There is no doubt that grafted fat survives long-term. This has been proven with imaging studies as well with the fact that occasionally patients have over-correction problems where the fat needs to be removed.
There are a few techniques in regards to method of injection and depth of injection which can result in a smooth contour despite thin skin.
I agree with others that weight gain after lipo and fat transfer is most likely due to fluid retention
7 days post surgery is still very early for you to judge the results of your surgery - be patient and follow up with your surgeon. You most likely have swelling and fluid retention.
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