Fat grafting is a reconstructive or aesthetic surgical technique that involves transferring (grafting) fat from areas of the body with fat excess to areas of the body that could benefit from volume augmentation.
The fat grafting technique itself does not change from one area of the body to another, though the volume of fat grafted may. There are, however, numerous applications of fat grafting. Most commonly fat grafting is used to:
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In addition to the general risks of surgery including unpredictable scaring, infection, asymmetry and bleeding, some specific risks or fat grafting include contour irregularities in the regions where both liposuction was preformed and where fat was grafted, loss of grafted volume over time (particularly with weight loss), and areas of firmness in the grafted regions (fat necrosis or oil cysts) that may be felt through the skin.
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