Can I Have Fat Transfer After a Bad Laser Lipo Job?

I am not sure if you saw a Board-certified plastic surgeon for your Smart Lipo. If you did, then I would talk to her about the fat grafting procedure. If you have any laxity in the abdominal skin, you might even want to consider a tummy tuck. If your primary surgeon was not a Board-certified plastic surgeon, I would recommend you find one in your area for a second opinion. You can find someone close to you by searching on plasticsurgery.org. Hope this helps!

    Fat transfer in the proper hands can be very effective at correcting liposuction volume deficits.  This requires not only fat grafting but scar release as well.

Thanks for sharing your experiences online. The short answer is yes. Typically, you want the area to be completely healed which is 6 to 12 months from your original surgery. It's not an easy procedure since fat transfer results can be variable depending on the final survival of the transferred fat cells. It should improve your contour deformity but may not completely resolve all the issues. It would be nice to have a photo of the area so I can be more specific. On some occasions, scar subcision is used to free up the scar tissues underneath the skin. This can be combined with fat transfer if necessary. First talk with your plastic surgeon about your options.

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