I have lost about 60% of the volume I had day one after by BBL, I am at 10 days post op.

Fat Graft is the most unpredictable surgery plastic surgeons do.A graft can take and survive, or it can NOT take and the graft is lost. This is true for any graft.With so many variables for technique, volume grafted, viability of the graft, suitability of the host, the reality is at optimal conditions only 40-60% of fat transferred will survive. Which means only 40-60% of the transferred fat will stay on the long run, under the best optimal conditions. Patients request 1000cc to 2000cc of fat transfer. There is no way all this fat is going to acquire new blood supply from normal surrounding tissue to survive. One has the proof for that in fat transfer to the face when smaller amounts of fat is transferred, about 30 cc and sometimes all of that fat is absorbed and nothing remains. So fat graft, specially large volume fat graft is unpredictable.Fat cells that survive and take and acquire new blood supply will ONLY enlarge if the fat cell gains weight (Increase in size) only.