Fat reabsorbed on one side after lower bleph - what other options do I have? (Photo)

thank yoour question .
Fat grafting is unpredictable in its early weeks. The asymmetry you're seeing just 2 weeks post-op could be due to:
- Swelling resolving at different rates between sides
- Fat resorption (which varies by area, side, and individual)
- Uneven take of the fat — normal, especially with small-volume transfers
In many cases, fat continues to stabilize over 2–3 months, so it’s too early to call it a failure on one side. That said, if the underfilled side still looks hollow at 3 months and doesn’t catch up to the better side, then it’s reasonable to consider secondary correction.
Yes, filler can be used to correct under-correction after fat grafting, but timing and technique are key.
Wait at least 6–8 weeks post-op (preferably 12) before adding filler — this allows for swelling to fully resolve and the grafted fat to settle.
Use a low-density hyaluronic acid filler (e.g., Belotero Balance, Teosyal Redensity II) injected deeply by an experienced injector (ideally oculoplastic or facial plastic surgeon).
Filler over fat is commonly done to refine results and achieve symmetry.