What are the dangers of fat transplantation

Fat transplantation is generally autologous fat transplantation, which is to remove excess fat through negative pressure liposuction. It can be said that this is a plastic surgery. Fat transplantation is also very harmful to the human body. It is very easy for cell infection and necrosis to occur during fat transplantation.

1. Fat absorption:

Fat absorption is one of the most serious hazards of autologous fat breast augmentation surgery. Fat cells are easily damaged and necrotic during injection and liposuction, which is caused by insufficient nutrition of fat absorption.

2. Easy to be infected:

Traditional autologous fat is not strictly sterilized during the transplantation process, and there is contamination during liposuction, fat flushing or fat injection. At the same time, it cannot be absorbed well, which will cause symptoms of infection in the breast. Fat cells are easily damaged and necrotic during injection and liposuction, which is caused by insufficient nutrition absorbed by the fat. Traditional autologous fat is not strictly sterilized during the transplantation process, and there is contamination during liposuction, fat flushing or fat injection. At the same time, it cannot be absorbed well, which will lead to symptoms of infection.

3. Fat liquefaction:

This is caused by too many inactivated fat cells being injected, or the fat being injected unevenly, resulting in the fat failing to have extensive contact with the transplant bed and instead aggregating into lumps.

4. Fiber nodules:

Excessive injection will cause fat particles to aggregate into lumps, and the fat injected in the recipient area will gather toward the center and not receive sufficient nutrition, causing the loose adipose tissue to shrink in volume and the fat cells to become inactive and calcified.