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If your current weight is 70-80 lbs it is quite unlikely that you have enough supply of donor fat for grafting
Depending on the tightness of the skin in the lower part of the leg, a complete correction can be obtained with local fat transfer. The amount of fat that can be moved to this area is only restricted by the firmness of the tissues. The tighter the tissues, the less fat can be moved in one procedure. However, even in cases of very tight skin, additional procedures can be performed at 6 weeks intervals that will lead to complete correction.
Based on your description you may have a dermatofibroma which can have a firm periphery with a dimpled center. If so, this will not respond to fat grafting.
There is absolutely no reason to undergo any medically unnecessary surgery during your pregnancy. God forbid, anything negative occurs during your pregnancy or afterward and you will always second guess yourself whether your procedure was a factor. In addition, your body weight and fat...
This can occur, and results from accidental injection into a small artery under the skin of the face, travelling backwards through the artery to larger arteries behind the eye,and then being delivered into the retinal artery with the normal forward flow of blood. This process can...
Several common factors can cause gynecomastia including excessive levels of #estrogen, natural #hormone changes, use of recreational drugs or alcohol, medications and their associated side effects, and, various health conditions. Also, there are different types of #gynecomastia. According to ...
Thank you for your question. Generally speaking fat transfer to depressions underneath the skin (atrophic tissue) is the preferred method of correcting the defects. Depending on the situation the procedure may either be done in the office while you are awake with local pain control or in the...
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