Which would most improve my knees - fat transfer, liposuction, or knee lift? (photos)

I find that venus legacy and Sculptra treatments do well in this area if they are sagging post liposuction.  Also, if non energy based liposuction was performed, VASER could be an option to tighten the area.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi,having had a look at your before and after photos, I do find that there has been a good improvement in the area around the knees, please try to stay away from any more interventions as the benefits you will get will be minimalwarm regardsDr Prashant Murugkar

You post a challenging situation. Fat transfer is limited in its ability to correct overly performed liposuction. This is typically because there is an insufficient base in which to graft the fat. It is important to set realistic expectations when performing this procedure and explain the need for multiple treatments. It's often not a case of simply transferring more fat during a single session. If too much fat is grafted at any one time, the percentage of fat that survives is decreased. As such, it is more successful to perform multiple fat transfers with a conservative or correct amount of fat during each session than to attempt excessive correction with a single procedure. Further liposuction has to obviously be done with great caution.I would steer you away from any type of skin resection or lift procedure. My practice is almost entirely devoted to body sculpting using liposuction and fat transfer. My experience has allowed me to see numerous excellent and, unfortunately, not such excellent outcomes. I've also had the opportunity to learn about the pitfalls and limitations of fat transfer, especially in regards to correcting inappropriately performed liposuction.In your case, I don't think an accurate answer can be given without an in-person consultation. There are many talented plastic surgeons in the Bay Area that perform fat transfer and may be able to help you. Best of luck,Mats Hagstrom, M.D.