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There is no medical evidence that any changes in blood pressure affect how well fat grafts take. This is certainly true for high blood pressure where perfusion pressures are high. It may be different in low blood pressure but then one would have other more important problems.
High Blood Pressure has very little influence per se on revascularization of transferred fat. It could, however, increase the risk of bleeding from the injection procedure and that could reduce the revascularization since the blood would act as a barrier to the new vessels getting to the fat cells. For this reason, you should make sure that your blood pressure is totally stable and within the normal range before having the procedure.
There is some asymmetry in your skull bones along the fusion line of the different bones. This is quite common and is usually not recognized because of our hair. However, since you shave your hair, this is visible. It can certain be treated wither with fillers or with fat grafting if it is ...
Most likely you have just prolonged your recovery with regards to bruising and swelling. There is not a clear answer as to the proper protocol for fat transfer. You should discuss this with your surgeon.
Tissue expanders are not used for fat transfer. Why not? It seems like a good idea to stretch the tissue to make space for the fat to be placed with little pressure on the new fat. (A tissue expander is something different than an external device like BRAVA)Tissue expanders are a...
