These photos are really close to my body type. I am 5'3" and 120lb. I have some extra fat that could be taken from my love handles and arms. I don't think I would need a ton to fill in the dips. Would that brig the price down since I don't need my whole butt done? I keep seeing 6K quotes for brazilian butt lifts and thats really far out of my price range. If there was a 3k option I would go today! I really want do have them filled before my wedding.
April 5, 2017
Answer: Fat transfer to hip dips The long-term success of fat transfer to the hip dip is not as great as performing a standard Brazilian. The reason for this is a lack of tissue to graft into. In order for fat transfer procedures to be successful the grafted fat has to be placed in A bed of life tissue. The hip dip lax volume and therefore there's less tissue graft into. For areas like this patient may do better by having series if I transfer procedures. I don't think you'll have a problem finding an experienced plastic surgeon who will charge less for what you're asking for then a full Brazilian. This procedure can be done using local Anastasia with or without some form of sedation saving costs of a formal operating room and an anesthesiologist. Start calling plastic surgery offices and ask for in person consultations. For your particular situation I highly recommend consulting with more than one board-certified plastic surgeon. ideally your surgeon should have extensive experience with the transfer. Be leery of a plastic surgeon who is confident that this can be completed in a single session. My practice is devoted exclusively to body contouring using various forms of liposuction and fat transfer procedures. I know firsthand the limitations of fat transfer two areas with insufficient tissue to Grafton to. The most common is perhaps grafting into the outer thighs or hip area. The area is typically look great but at 3 to 6 months shrink down substantially as the fat that was not vascularized after the procedure starts being absorbed. Best of luck, Mats Hagstrom M.D.
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April 5, 2017
Answer: Fat transfer to hip dips The long-term success of fat transfer to the hip dip is not as great as performing a standard Brazilian. The reason for this is a lack of tissue to graft into. In order for fat transfer procedures to be successful the grafted fat has to be placed in A bed of life tissue. The hip dip lax volume and therefore there's less tissue graft into. For areas like this patient may do better by having series if I transfer procedures. I don't think you'll have a problem finding an experienced plastic surgeon who will charge less for what you're asking for then a full Brazilian. This procedure can be done using local Anastasia with or without some form of sedation saving costs of a formal operating room and an anesthesiologist. Start calling plastic surgery offices and ask for in person consultations. For your particular situation I highly recommend consulting with more than one board-certified plastic surgeon. ideally your surgeon should have extensive experience with the transfer. Be leery of a plastic surgeon who is confident that this can be completed in a single session. My practice is devoted exclusively to body contouring using various forms of liposuction and fat transfer procedures. I know firsthand the limitations of fat transfer two areas with insufficient tissue to Grafton to. The most common is perhaps grafting into the outer thighs or hip area. The area is typically look great but at 3 to 6 months shrink down substantially as the fat that was not vascularized after the procedure starts being absorbed. Best of luck, Mats Hagstrom M.D.
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