Icing face after facial fat transfer. Why is everyone's answer different?

I would recommend facial fat grafting---one OR procedure--the result lasting a decade or more, and their stem cell help circulation which would minimize the lower lids pigmentation as well as the malar edema. This is based on a 20 plus years history of fat grafting for lower lid contour,...

By three months the fat should be incorporated well. I would avoid contact for that long. Go over with your surgeon prior.

Fillers are a better option for you to enhance the volume of cheeks. Fillers are a quick and easy in office procedure with minimal downtime. Fillers are also very accurate in shaping the face as well as being reversible so this gives you an opportunity of exploring the contour you desire without...

This is a great question and wanted that is often debatable. It really depends on how the fat is processed. A lot of people who call nano fat nano fat is really mistaken. Often, what they are injecting is micronized fat. And even if a nano fat filtration device is used, it may not be...

Thank you for your question. When fat grafting is performed by an experienced surgeon, it is rare to get lumps or bumps. I usually tell my patients that the fat usually will stay around for a few years, losing about 10% or so every year. Every patient is different, however, and the fat may stick...

Swelling is typical after a facial fat transfer and can last up to 3-6 months, which may result in redness. I recommend platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to help improve final results. Icing the area, Prednisone, Ibuprofen and Venus Legacy treatments can all help reduce swelling. See an expert. Best,...