What is the survival rate of autologous fat transplantation

More and more people choose plastic surgery to become more beautiful, especially those who have certain facial defects. However, many plastic surgeries actually have very high risks. If you are not careful, it may lead to more serious consequences. It is best to choose autologous fat transplantation to achieve the effect of changing your defects. In this way, the side effects will be relatively smaller, but not completely absent. Therefore, patients should pay attention to care after autologous fat transplantation. There is a certain recovery period. As long as they safely pass the recovery period, the chance of survival is generally relatively high.

Fat transplantation generally has a stable recovery period of 3 months. After the stable recovery period, the effect of the fat can basically be finalized.

Factors that affect fat survival rate:

1. It is related to the extracted fat cells. When extracting, you should pay attention to selecting high-quality fat cells, so as to improve the survival rate of fat.

2. Related to the equipment for extracting fat

3. It is related to the doctor who injects fat. The doctor's skills in fat suction and injection into fat tissue are the key to the success rate of autologous fat injection.

You can do some appropriate exercise 1-2 months after fat transplantation. It is better to do strenuous exercise 3 months after surgery, which is safer.

Autologous fat transplantation uses one's own fat particles. As one's own tissue, its biological properties are far superior to any prosthetic material. Therefore, it is non-toxic and harmless to the patient, and will not produce immune or rejection reactions. For people with localized fat accumulation, autologous fat transplantation can not only modify the face and enlarge the breasts, but also help lose weight and shape perfect body curves. The survival rate of fat transplantation is low (generally reported to be 30%), and sometimes a "small amount, multiple times" approach and overcorrection are required. The unstable treatment effect limits the widespread use of this surgical method.

Autologous fat transplantation has a wide range of indications: poor development of facial soft tissue, depressions in the zygomatic, temporal, frontal, and orbital regions, depressions caused by facial surgery or trauma, thin upper lip or short philtrum, deep nasolabial groove, small earlobes, etc.