Stem Cells injected with fat transfer BBL to retain all injected fat? Worth extra cost? Really true? (photo)

Dear Fit,
Isolating pure stem cells from lipoaspirate (liposuctioned fat) is not feasible in the current clinical operating room setting. Something called the "stromal vascular fraction," which is the layer containing the stem cells can be isolated and reinjected. Depending on the fat processing method, the stromal vascular fraction may be routinely reinjected for gluteal augmentation procedures, as it is in my practice. However, beware of marketing ploys and catchy advertising terms. There are very few stem cells found in liposuctioned fat as a percentage of total volume, probably not enough to actually effect the percentage of fat cell "take". So, although it all sounds very futuristic, fancy and advanced, none of it is proven in the clinical human setting. As far as cc estimates, only an in person examination can determine an estimate and depending on processing techniques may vary rather widely. Your wish pic is not unrealistic. Good luck!

You have to know that fat, as tissue itself has a lot of stem cells, so there is no enough research to support that we have to ADD any more to improve or reduce absorption rates.If the liposuction is done properly, the fat is treated properly and fat is transferred properly, then the absorption rate will be about 10-20% normally. There is no way to expect 0% absorption.Based on your photos I would suggest also lipo to your abdomen in order to obtain a good 4-5 litters of fat and then obtain 1200-1500 cc of fat to transfer into your butt (50% per butt cheek) and I trully consider 600-750cc will be perfect for your frame in order to achieve the results you want.Have a great journey and love your results.Dr. Cardenas