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Yes you can have a fat transfer if you are a controlled diabetic. Fat transfer works well in patients who are healthy and have controlled medical conditions. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for a great question and for sharing your concern. Fat transfer can be safely performed in a patient with well controlled diabetes. Discuss your medical issues with your surgeon's. I hope you find this helpful. Best wishes!Consult with a Board Certified Fellowship Trained Facial Plastic Surgery Specialist."This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
Fat transfer can be performed safely in diabetics; it is important that patients be in good control of their glucose prior to undertaking any sort of surgical procedure.
Thank you for the question. Yes it is ok for you to get fat transfer if you are a diabetic, as long as it is under control. Just let your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon know you are a diabetic. Best Wishes
Thank you very much for your question.Yes! In patients whose diabetes is well-controlled, fat transfer can be performed safely. Best of luck!
When we do an autologous fat transfer, we use a "stem cell rich" form of fat that is harvested in a particular way. The harvest technique is designed to maximize the numbers of free and available mesenchymal lipid derived stem cells. These stem cells seem to improve fat graft survival and...
Thank you for your question. Swelling and itching are common issues after surgery and tend to resolve spontaneously with time as your healing continues. A little bit of concern that you may wish to discuss with your surgeon is the hot feeling of your lips. If your lips have...
These take about 3-6 weeks to calm down. If you are worried then diuretics and prednisone will help but its better to leave them be and settle on their own. Best, Dr. Emer.