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Can a facial fat transfer be done while on 20mg of Accutane 3 times a week?

ozz1Dec 22, 2019
Doctors, will the fat from facial fat grafting be disadvantaged if one is currently on Accutane? Or is it safe to have this procedure?

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Kian Karimi, MD, FACS

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At this time I would be very careful with submuscular fat grafting speciallyin large muscle groups. There are other alternatives that may help you achieve good results with lesser risks. Consult with a board certified plasticsurgeon experienced in body enhancement techniques. Best wishes.

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It would be unlikely for your complaints be related to hyaluronidase particularly since the hyaluronidase was probably only used in the lower eyelid. You do have early signs of aging as dermatochalasia and small bags. An experience board certified plastic surgeon can guide you on best treatment...

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