I had a BBL done 6 years ago. 1,450ccs was transferred to my buttocks and outter thighs. 1450ccs number seems high but Dr said the technique at the time didn't involve much handling and processing of the fat so there was a little more tumescent in what was transferred. What does that mean, "there was a little more tumescent in what was transferred"? Did my fat have more fluid in it than fat? Just curious and trying to understand. :) Thank you
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