Reversing Fat Transfer Results?

Three days is way too early to tell what you are going to look like. Fat grafting, depending on the technique that you use, creates a lot of manipulation to the tissues. This is a consequence of having to layer the fat into multiple separate layers in order to help the fat survive. This manipulation can create a lot of inflammation after your procedure and this can lead to the swelling that you are experiencing right now.
Sometimes, this swelling and bruising can take several weeks to go away. I would definitely not do anything this soon. This could be a big mistake. If you do anything now you can have other effects that you weren't intending to have. You should definitely bring these concerns to your doctor. Your doctor will help you through this. There are a lot of amazing doctors out there and your doctor, I'm sure, is one of them. Just make him aware that you are concerned.
When all of the swelling goes down, you will then be able to tell if you need anything else done. Don't worry, there are always options to help your situation. You can always add more fat to make the fat that is causing your concerns blend into the surrounding area. You can always remove fat through an incision, or through micro liposuction. Steroid injections can also be an alternative to consider. One thing you could consider is oral steroids at this point in your recovery. This could help your swelling. But make sure that you know of the potential risks involved with steroid use.
Consulting a Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon would be something that I recommend. We specialize in the face and are highly qualified to help you with this.

I have never needed to do this on my patients as I never over correct with fat.  It may not dissolve.  However micro lipo and sometimes to the extreme of direct excisions have been done to remove these fat 

Hi, I would suggest discussing your concerns with your plastic surgeon. After three days, one would still expect swelling and possible bruising which may play a role in your concerns. There is the initial swelling and bruising which can take two or three weeks to subside although full results may not be apparent for 3 to 5 months. Sometimes waiting is the best solution.  You may find that you like the results! However, it is sometimes possible to remove fat through liposuction or direct excision. But be sure to check with your surgeon to make sure that there is not another issue. Hope this helps.