Can you I reverse fat grafting in my cheeks?

I am sorry to
hear about your problems following fat grafting. I have been doing fat grafting
for facial rejuvenation for 12 years now and find it one of the most rewarding
procedures for both the patient and myself. It does require the surgeon to have
some awareness of facial aesthetics and the changes that occur with age as well
being very careful with technique.I have treated
several patients that were unhappy with their results performed by other
surgeons. I have not seen great success with steroid shots because the fat is
pretty tough and I worry that the shots may cause problems in the skin
overlying the grafts. What I have found useful is micro-liposuction with very
small precise cannulas. This is done in the office with local anesthetic,
carefully removing excess fat. It often will have to be repeated several times
and we often will do corrective fat grafting after the fact to give the patient
the best cosmetic result. At four months
you may not have given the fat enough time to smooth out as there is a lot of
resorption of fat following grafting (usually around 60%), so there may be some
improvement moving forward.Good luck and I hope
this helps.Dr. Wayne

5fu/steroids, and aggressive RF treatments can sometimes help.  Liposuction of the face is dangerous, kybella can be tried.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question and I am sorry that your results have not been what you anticipated.  Fat grafting can be reversed either by careful liposuction or direct excision of the fat, as steroid injections are more useful for treating swelling but not fat accumulation.  Hope this helps.