My right pectoral muscle is roughly half the size of the left. I believe it is due to Poland's syndrome. I've looked into pec implants and have ruled them out due to possible implant shifting concerns. I'd like to know if fat grafting would be sufficient to give the left pec the same shape as the right. My main concern is having the same contouring on the lower edge of both pec muscles. Is it possible to shape the fat to create this contouring or is a pec implant necessary for that?
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August 11, 2016
Answer: Is fat grafting appropriate for underdeveloped right pectoral muscle?
I worry about you. You seem to dislike your eyes so much that you might do something that is not reversible that makes you look worse. Maybe forever if you are trying for permanent. Excellent advice is to try an HA filler that can be reversed if need be. HA fillers in that location last up to 4...
Fat injections into the skin of the lower eyelid can be removed usually with simple excision under local anesthesia. It appears that the fat injection was simply too superficial in the skin. The skin of the lower eyelid is thin, so fat injections are harder to hide there than they are in thi...
Transferred fat can be removed just like excessive fat anywhere on the face and neck by using micro-canula liposuction. I suggest you seek a surgeon with a more artistic sense. Review before and after photos to find examples that you find results you find aesthetically pleasing.
