I'm thinking of having liposuction and want to transfer some fat to my hips. But I was told that the results will not last. That the fat in the hips will fade away with time. Is this true?
Answer: Fat transfer About 50-60% of the fat injected into the hip area will survive long term. Consult with a few surgeons to see if you are a good candidate for this; if the skin of your hip area is too tight, it may not expand well.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno
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Answer: Fat transfer About 50-60% of the fat injected into the hip area will survive long term. Consult with a few surgeons to see if you are a good candidate for this; if the skin of your hip area is too tight, it may not expand well.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno
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Answer: Fat transfer Transferring fat may be permanent, but it will shrink somewhat during the first 3 months after surgery. Because of swelling and some absorption of the transferred fat, the end result is about half of what you see right after surgery.
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Answer: Fat transfer Transferring fat may be permanent, but it will shrink somewhat during the first 3 months after surgery. Because of swelling and some absorption of the transferred fat, the end result is about half of what you see right after surgery.
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Answer: The longevity of fat grafts. Hello and thank you for your question. Depending on how the fat is processed and where it is transferred, you can expect between 60-80% of the fat to live. For optimal fat graft survival, it is important for it to be handled gently when obtained through liposuction and then placed in a location with good blood supply (like within muscle). When too much fat is placed in an area, then less is likely to become vascularized. Anyhow, the fat that survives will grow or shrink in relation to your body weight changes, and how much this fat changes with weight fluctuations will be similar to how it behaved from where it originated from. I hope this helps to answer your question and good luck!Sincerely,Dr. Sean Kelishadi
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January 17, 2018
Answer: The longevity of fat grafts. Hello and thank you for your question. Depending on how the fat is processed and where it is transferred, you can expect between 60-80% of the fat to live. For optimal fat graft survival, it is important for it to be handled gently when obtained through liposuction and then placed in a location with good blood supply (like within muscle). When too much fat is placed in an area, then less is likely to become vascularized. Anyhow, the fat that survives will grow or shrink in relation to your body weight changes, and how much this fat changes with weight fluctuations will be similar to how it behaved from where it originated from. I hope this helps to answer your question and good luck!Sincerely,Dr. Sean Kelishadi
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