How long do facial fat transfer results last?
Results can be long-lasting, as some of the transferred fat establishes a permanent blood supply, though a portion may be reabsorbed over time.
Is facial fat transfer better than fillers?
Both have benefits. Fat transfer uses your own tissue for longer-lasting results, while fillers offer a non-surgical option with temporary effects.
How much of the transferred fat survives?
Not all transferred fat remains, but a significant portion typically integrates into the tissue, with final volume settling over time.
Will I need more than one fat transfer procedure?
Some patients choose a second session to refine results or add more volume once the initial fat has settled.
Are there any risks with facial fat transfer?
As with any procedure, there are risks such as swelling, bruising, or uneven results, though these are generally mild and temporary.
Can facial fat transfer be combined with other procedures?
Yes, it is often combined with procedures like facelift or eyelid surgery for more comprehensive facial rejuvenation.
Is facial fat transfer a surgical procedure?
Yes, it involves both liposuction and injection, making it a minimally invasive surgical procedure rather than a simple injectable.