I'm a male bodybuilder interested in fat transfer. Can the harvested belly fat be transferred to quads and hamstrings?
Answer: Fat transfer Thank you for your inquiry! Fat can be harvested and transferred to quads and/or hamstrings. We recommend scheduling a consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to make sure you're a candidate for this procedure. We would love to meet with you virtually or in person to discuss your goals and make a surgical plan for you!
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Answer: Fat transfer Thank you for your inquiry! Fat can be harvested and transferred to quads and/or hamstrings. We recommend scheduling a consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to make sure you're a candidate for this procedure. We would love to meet with you virtually or in person to discuss your goals and make a surgical plan for you!
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July 9, 2024
Answer: Harvested belly fat be transferred to quads and hamstrings Yes, fat harvested from areas like the belly can be transferred through a process called fat grafting or fat transfer to other areas of the body, including the quadriceps (quads) and hamstrings. Here’s how this process typically works:
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July 9, 2024
Answer: Harvested belly fat be transferred to quads and hamstrings Yes, fat harvested from areas like the belly can be transferred through a process called fat grafting or fat transfer to other areas of the body, including the quadriceps (quads) and hamstrings. Here’s how this process typically works:
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May 11, 2024
Answer: Fat transfer to shape, augment and define muscles This is a relatively new procedure in body shaping surgery, fat transfer to augment and define muscles. Very few plastic surgeons may have some experience in this promising field; you may need to do some research. It has been alluded in recent research that transferred fat may turn into muscle tissue? Good luck.
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May 11, 2024
Answer: Fat transfer to shape, augment and define muscles This is a relatively new procedure in body shaping surgery, fat transfer to augment and define muscles. Very few plastic surgeons may have some experience in this promising field; you may need to do some research. It has been alluded in recent research that transferred fat may turn into muscle tissue? Good luck.
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June 27, 2024
Answer: Fat Technically, yes, the fat can be transferred to many places of the body, including legs. Realistically, with heavy body building and restrictive dieting, the fat transfers may not last. For volume, you might consider nonsurgical EMSculpt which safely builds muscle.
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June 27, 2024
Answer: Fat Technically, yes, the fat can be transferred to many places of the body, including legs. Realistically, with heavy body building and restrictive dieting, the fat transfers may not last. For volume, you might consider nonsurgical EMSculpt which safely builds muscle.
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May 14, 2024
Answer: Fat to transfer to muscle There was a trend about a decade ago to graft muscles in order to give them bulk.I think most of these panned out to be fairly mediocre outcomes.There is also the issue of fat embolism during the BBL a.k.a. Brazilian butt lift procedure when fat grafting was done inappropriately into the gluteus muscles.This caused an alarming fatal complication to a condition called fat embolism.We know that injecting deep into the gluteus muscle increases the chance of this complication.We don’t know how risky it is to inject fat into large extremity muscles, but considering that the proximity to larger veins much higher in these areas we can assume that a chance for fat embolism will increase with inappropriate grafting of fat into major muscle structure.The answer to your question is that it can be done but whether it should be done is another question.Finally, does it give you the result you want and that one is very questionable.Simply doing Liposuction well is much much more difficult than most people realize.The number of plastic surgeons who mastered this kind of work is very small. finally in order to body contouring work with fat you have to have access to a large amount of fat which if you’re in good shape you won’t. I suggest you consider cycling or weight training as a better alternative.Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
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May 14, 2024
Answer: Fat to transfer to muscle There was a trend about a decade ago to graft muscles in order to give them bulk.I think most of these panned out to be fairly mediocre outcomes.There is also the issue of fat embolism during the BBL a.k.a. Brazilian butt lift procedure when fat grafting was done inappropriately into the gluteus muscles.This caused an alarming fatal complication to a condition called fat embolism.We know that injecting deep into the gluteus muscle increases the chance of this complication.We don’t know how risky it is to inject fat into large extremity muscles, but considering that the proximity to larger veins much higher in these areas we can assume that a chance for fat embolism will increase with inappropriate grafting of fat into major muscle structure.The answer to your question is that it can be done but whether it should be done is another question.Finally, does it give you the result you want and that one is very questionable.Simply doing Liposuction well is much much more difficult than most people realize.The number of plastic surgeons who mastered this kind of work is very small. finally in order to body contouring work with fat you have to have access to a large amount of fat which if you’re in good shape you won’t. I suggest you consider cycling or weight training as a better alternative.Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
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