Fat Transfer: Determining If You're The Right Candidate
If you have ever wanted to take fat from one part of your body where it seems to
be in excess and add it to another area that lacks it, it is definitely possible. A fat transfer is just that, and it can be used in many situations, though most use it to make their face appear more youthful. Its results are more natural than ever since it does not involve getting collagen or similar products inserted, but there are some questions you should ask before committing to this operation.Though this surgery is self-explanatory when it comes to what is done, you might be surprised at the method. Your surgeon will take fat cells from the selected body part, which must have enough excess flab for the procedure. This is usually in the stomach, thighs, or buttocks. These cells will then be processed, and eventually purified. Expect your doctor to put more cells in the selected area than you need, and this is because within the first few days after the treatment, the majority of cells will either die or be absorbed into the body.
Though you can usually return to work a few days after the operation, you will need to be careful when it comes to the treated area for about a month. You can expect swelling and bruising to last about that long, as well. There are not many common risks with a fat transfer, but the known complications are scarring, infection, bleeding, and issues with skin texture. These are all quite rare, but possible.
A fat transfer is not typically a necessary procedure, so insurance usually does not cover it. However, if you have a medical condition or trauma that creates a need for it, you will likely be covered. Talk to your insurance provider before the surgery to find out for sure.
This surgery is for you if you want to improve your appearance by using all natural products to achieve the most realistic look. To be a candidate for this operation, you also need to have some excess flab available for the transfer. Most candidates have something about their face that they want to change, whether it's smile lines, wrinkles, or hollows under the eyes.
However, many patients also request that scars or other deep impressions be filled. You can talk to your doctor at the consultation, both to ensure that you're a good candidate, and to decide if you will get the results you want from this procedure.
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