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It has been two weeks since your fat transfer. I usually recommend manual massage. Make sure this is what your surgeon wants but it should be fine. Dr. ES
Generally, I do not recommend massage after transplantation. It bruises the fat cells and only is used if it is lumpy - which should have been resolved during the procedure. Ask you surgeon his/her preference.
You should check with your doctor as they know best which planes they injected your fat. You don't want to spread fat to unwanted areas.
Massage will not mke fat grafts or transfer move. Some physicians strongly advocate this while others believe it may compress and compromise the grafts. Discuss this with your surgeon prior to starting this on your own.
Again, check with your plastic surgeon. I persoanlly like massage of the liposuctioned site and also fat transfer site. This needs to be gentle with the aim of mobilizing some of the deeper inflammation and fluid. Use lotion since your skin becomes very dry after liposuction.
I do recommend massage after fat transfer, but you should check with your surgeon first and follow his/her instructions.
Thank you for your question. Based on your photos provided, you are an ideal candidate for body contouring. I would advise you to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon for a detailed examination to discuss all possible treatment options and what your expectations are.
It is very common to feel hardness and see swelling after lipoinjections (fat injections). You need to give it time to see how it heals. It could be very pleasing in 4 - 6 months.
While in theory this procedure could be done. Realistically, if you are so thin that your ribs and spine are showing too much, then you probably don't have enough fat on your body for an effective fat transfer anyway. The best way to hide the bony prominences is to gain some...