Could this be fat loss or Parry Romberg disease? I'm 42. Just started noticing the last couple years (Photo)

Depending on why you are not satisfied with the treatment you received, it may be prudent to wait (if it still seems swollen or potentially too big) as it can take more take then expected for swelling to full resolve. It is hard to reverse fat transfer, as it is permanent. Depending on where...

Facial fat grafting should not create rosacea or cause any other skin conditions generally speaking. I typically recommend patients stay away from facial fat grafting unless they are quite certain that volume enhancement is exactly what they’re looking for and they are working with a provider w...

There should be no correlation between the two. Facial fat grafting is tricky business and I recommend patients stick with fillers. Fillers are precise, predictable and forgiving. Grafting fat is the opposite. If you going to stay with fat then make sure your provider has to experience and skill...

I continue to steer patients away from facial fat transfer and instead recommend patients work with fillers. Fillers are predictable, precise and very forgiving and fat grafting is the opposite. Injecting steroids is not the appropriate way to manage early discontent from facial fat transfer...

Each individual person‘s facial appearance whether masculine, feminine attractive or not so much is almost exclusively based on facial skeletal structure. Soft tissue coverage over the bone is very consistent from person to person especially on young thin people. For that reason if you want to c...

You would need only in person examination to decide if options to improve your facial over filled fat grafting can be offered in multiple sessions. I might ry diluted KyBella injections with HA fillers. Best to virtual consult with.. Or better yet in person.