This summer I has SMAS facelift and templelift. The doctor in San Francisco did many other things that was not agreed. He sucked my lips empty and now 4 months after the procedure my lips are nearly over half the size they used to be. Circulation in them is bad and lips are pale. He teaches fat grafting techniques. I did not want fat grafting and then he did the total opposite and sucked the fat out of my face. I need permanent good results for my lips. Can anyone help?
Answer: Fat grafting Fat grafting is one of the solutions to make your lips fuller permanently. The trick is that they do not stay as full as they are right after the procedure since fat dissolves so after some time your lips will shrink by 50-70 %. Usually with fat grafting is better do build it up slowly, start with smaller amounts and then have touchups every few months. Another permanent option are lip implants. Good luck!
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Answer: Fat grafting Fat grafting is one of the solutions to make your lips fuller permanently. The trick is that they do not stay as full as they are right after the procedure since fat dissolves so after some time your lips will shrink by 50-70 %. Usually with fat grafting is better do build it up slowly, start with smaller amounts and then have touchups every few months. Another permanent option are lip implants. Good luck!
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November 4, 2016
Answer: Fat grafting to lips Since you are still early in your recovery from your surgery, I recommend waiting at least 6 months to evaluate your results before undergoing another procedure, By waiting, you will allow the natural healing process to take place and swelling to resolve to more accurately evaluate your result. Fat grafting can provide more fullness to your lip as a more permanent option, however you may want to consider an injectable filler treatment to your lips first to precisely visualize the volume necessary for your desired result.
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November 4, 2016
Answer: Fat grafting to lips Since you are still early in your recovery from your surgery, I recommend waiting at least 6 months to evaluate your results before undergoing another procedure, By waiting, you will allow the natural healing process to take place and swelling to resolve to more accurately evaluate your result. Fat grafting can provide more fullness to your lip as a more permanent option, however you may want to consider an injectable filler treatment to your lips first to precisely visualize the volume necessary for your desired result.
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