I’m not talking about the calcified necrotic fibrous lumps that can be the eventual result of a bad transfer. I mean the firm lumps that can be felt inside the soft edema during the first weeks after the procedure. Quote from Dr. Huang’s website (20 years of fat transfer experience): lots of swelling and bruising and lumps and bumps. Thank you.
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Answer: How long does it take for the initial lumps to disappear after fat transfer to the face
After a fat transfer, the fat needs to get blood flow to survive. With all techniques, a % of the fat will resorb. Using the facial muscles will not impair the survival rate for the fat. So you can eat, talk, laugh whatever. You may feel tight in certain areas depending on...
A hematoma from previous trauma could cause this type of deformity. A steroid shot that wasn't deep enough could as well.Fat grafting would be a nice option for you. It will probably take a few sessions to achieve a complete result. Good luck.
The short answer is, fat grafting and stem cell treatment can be synonymous. In the near future, all of cosmetic medicine will revolve around regenerative techniques. Regenerative medicine refers to the process of repairing, restoring, regrowing and replacing tissues within the body. Within ...