After fat grafting, is it alright to get lasers such as 1064, or pico laser? Are there any lasers or procedures that one should avoid? Will any treatments affect the survival rate of the fat? Thank you
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Reducing grafted fat in the face is difficult. I do not recommend techniques that are imprecise or unpredictable to do this, because your results could end up quite different than what you had anticipated. I suggest you avoid making your own assessments or trying to come up with your own...
Most plastic surgeons, do this by chance positioning, leaving the fat, still attached to its blood supply, and simply pulling the fat from the infraorbital fat pads through the Peri orbital septum, sometimes taking a suture to hold the fat in place in the tear trough.
For the purpose of grafting...
Successful fat, grafting requires there to be a significant host issue to support the grafted fat. The scalp has five soft tissue layers. These are the skin, connective tissue layer, galea aponeurotica, loose areolar connective tissue, and the pericranium.
None of these layers are ideal as post...