Fat grafting is a surgical procedure that transfers purified fat from one area of the body to another to improve volume, contour, and proportion using the patient's own tissue.

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Initial improvement is visible after treatment, but the final result takes time because of normal swelling and the natural absorption of some transferred fat during the first months. Once tissues settle, the fat that successfully integrates remains and the contour becomes more natural and balanced.

Fat grafting is not intended to create excessive volume or radically alter body proportions. It is designed to add measured fullness and improve harmony. Stable weight and adherence to postoperative guidance support fat retention and long-term results.

Natural improvement in fullness and contour.
Final volume develops gradually over several months.
Partial fat absorption is expected during healing.
Weight stability and proper recovery support lasting results.

Note: This article is for general patient education and does not determine individual suitability. Final recommendations, planning and expected recovery are determined after medical assessment and consultation.

Fat Grafting (Fat Transfer) results: realistic expectations and consultation planning

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