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About 60% of fat from the transfer is retained and the results are permanent. The size will change with your weight just as the rest of your body does. In other words, the fat acts like it was naturally there. You can get a good idea of the final result after 6 months.
You certainly will lose some fat after the operation as everyone does, and not all of the grafted fat will survive but once the fat has taken and been re-vascularized meaning it has a new blood supply than that fat is permanent and will stay with you.
Fat transfer to the hips just like fat transfer to any other area is safe and reliable but can loose some of its volume with time. Generally speaking, because the hips receive less direct pressure than the buttocks in daily life, the fat there tends to survive and last longer. However a 30 to 50 % loss of volume is possible and the final amount that will remain will usually take 3-6 months to determine.
The fat cells that survive the transfer which is usually at least 50% are permanent. You can gain or lose weight in that area as the fat cells get larger or smaller.
Hi and thanks for the very good question. The fat cells that are present after 3 months are permanent. The cells can get bigger and smaller depending on your weight but they are there to stay. Best of Luck - Dr. Hardy...
Hello, Thank you for sharing the information, it is a pleasure for me to answer your question.The transfer of fat remains for a while, it all depends on the physical activities you do and the food you carry, the high resistance exercises help to burn fat, so it is not reomendable, you should only do exercises to keep the figure.I hope this answer will help youMy best wishes for you...
Hello,Your plastic surgeon will evaluate you before surgery and if you need further evaluation, he/she will have you see your family doctor. Typical reasons for additional clearance include age, weight, or other medical problems. All the best!Dr. BlaggAustin, TX
I would strongly encourage you to wait until the wound is not only completely closed, but I would also give yourslef at least six or eight weeks after this in order to make sure that the infection is cleared. These types of cysts are notorious for being difficult to heal and maintain an...
Bacterial or viral infections can delay healing time, put you at risk for infections and other negative outcomes. If you do have the flu, as many people across the country are currently experiencing, your body may be affected by the stress of anesthesia and surgery, leading to less than optima...
