I can see that most doctors recommend fat transfer over fillers for mid face. I know if I don’t like the result of the fillers it can be removed but I’m not sure what if I don’t like the result of the fat transfer, can it be corrected?
June 7, 2022
Answer: Fat Grafting vs Filler for the Mid-face Both fillers and fat grafting work wonderfully for the mid-face. I used to do fat grafting regularly but now do more filler with the advent of Juvederm Voluma, which I have had last over 5 years in this area. If you choose the right injector, you should not have to worry about reversing whatever is done. An expert injector will discuss at length what you desire and generally achieve that or, if anything, fall short requiring further filling. An expert can also obtain the same results with either. Therefore, concentrate on locating an expert instead of deciding what to do beforehand.
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June 7, 2022
Answer: Fat Grafting vs Filler for the Mid-face Both fillers and fat grafting work wonderfully for the mid-face. I used to do fat grafting regularly but now do more filler with the advent of Juvederm Voluma, which I have had last over 5 years in this area. If you choose the right injector, you should not have to worry about reversing whatever is done. An expert injector will discuss at length what you desire and generally achieve that or, if anything, fall short requiring further filling. An expert can also obtain the same results with either. Therefore, concentrate on locating an expert instead of deciding what to do beforehand.
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June 7, 2022
Answer: Fillers vs fat It is not true that "most" doctors prefer fat over fillers for the very reasons you mention plus the fact that fat might not take, might take irregularly, and if too much takes, it cannot be removed.
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June 7, 2022
Answer: Fillers vs fat It is not true that "most" doctors prefer fat over fillers for the very reasons you mention plus the fact that fat might not take, might take irregularly, and if too much takes, it cannot be removed.
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