I'm worried I'm going to lose the only fat I have while in school the next four months. I most definitely do not want to continue being chubby! I need to keep the fat I have on me in order to get the results I'm looking for. Or can they LIPO it out now and perform for transferring part of the BBL as soon as I graduate from my yoga teacher training program? I've already been told I'm looking at only 500 cc's per cheek. That is already very minimal compared to Wish Pics.
September 6, 2016
Answer: Fat injection, fat transfer, liposuction, BBL Thank you for your query. The best results of fat transfer are seen when they are freshly harvested and injected immediately as harvested fat has no blood supply of its own and depends on the host site for survival. Your estimate of 1000 cc is quite a big amount and possibilities of fat necrosis and other problems would probably increase if a delayed transfer is carried out. A simultaneous procedure would be ideal I believe. You should discuss these issues with your surgeon.Best wishes,Dr Alexander+
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September 6, 2016
Answer: Fat injection, fat transfer, liposuction, BBL Thank you for your query. The best results of fat transfer are seen when they are freshly harvested and injected immediately as harvested fat has no blood supply of its own and depends on the host site for survival. Your estimate of 1000 cc is quite a big amount and possibilities of fat necrosis and other problems would probably increase if a delayed transfer is carried out. A simultaneous procedure would be ideal I believe. You should discuss these issues with your surgeon.Best wishes,Dr Alexander+
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September 8, 2016
Answer: Alas no There are a couple of reasons why this won't work. One is that fat is very fragile and works best if handled minimally, transferred immediately and very carefully. Certainly the weeks you are talking about will almost certainly lead to a poor, and worse, unpredictable fat success. The second problem is that storage of large volumes of human tissue is both impractical and very expensive thus increasing the cost of your procedure significantly, and for worse result. Sorry for the news and hope that helps. Adam Goodwin
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September 8, 2016
Answer: Alas no There are a couple of reasons why this won't work. One is that fat is very fragile and works best if handled minimally, transferred immediately and very carefully. Certainly the weeks you are talking about will almost certainly lead to a poor, and worse, unpredictable fat success. The second problem is that storage of large volumes of human tissue is both impractical and very expensive thus increasing the cost of your procedure significantly, and for worse result. Sorry for the news and hope that helps. Adam Goodwin
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