Is the survival rate of hip joint filled with autologous fat high? Now more and more people will do micro-plastic surgery. With the improvement of people's living standards, the wind of loving beauty is also on the rise. Micro-plastic surgery has become a common operation in people's lives. Fat-filled surgery is a kind of micro-plastic surgery, and generally there is no harm after surgery. Let's see if the survival rate of hip joint filled with autologous fat is high.

Is the survival rate of hip joint filled with autologous fat high? The survival rate of 1 is high, generally around 890%. If you want to fill your hips with autologous fat, you usually choose a regular and qualified medical institution. Hospital equipment is more advanced, and medical staff are more experienced and professional, which can effectively avoid surgical risks and ensure the effect. Pay attention to local cleanliness and hygiene after operation, avoid infection, eat light and nutritious food, avoid spicy and irritating food, lie on your back for a short time, and avoid squeezing your hips.

Autologous fat absorbs excess subcutaneous fat cells from some parts of the human body, and then the extracted mixture is purified and injected with drugs to obtain compound fat particles. Select intact granular adipocytes and transplant them to the parts that need to be filled with fat by injection.

Matters needing attention

1, the fat is absorbed to a certain extent after filling, and a second operation is needed to ensure the best effect;

2. The fat after filling is unevenly distributed, so massage is needed to make the fat cells evenly distributed as much as possible;

3. Too much fat or too much injection. A large amount of fat accumulation will lead to fat necrosis, dissolution and absorption due to insufficient blood supply, which will easily lead to sequelae such as infection, fibrosis or calcification, fat necrosis, etc.

Is the survival rate of autologous fat filling high?

The survival rate of autologous fat is very high. Autologous fat is transplanted with its own fat particles. As autologous tissue, its biological characteristics are far superior to any prosthetic material, and it is non-toxic and harmless to itself, and will not produce immune response and rejection. Autologous fat transplantation will not cause changes in the endocrine environment of the human body, will not cause harm to the breast itself, and will not have adverse effects on future fertility and breastfeeding;

Is the survival rate of hip filling with autologous fat high? 2 The specific hazards of autologous fat filling the face are as follows:

First, there may be bleeding and hematoma at the filling site and liposuction site, as well as the formation of local ecchymosis.

Second, filling fat may liquefy, leading to wound infection.

Third, due to the improper operation of doctors when filling with autologous fat. Bilateral asymmetry may also lead to uneven skin and local numbness.

Fourthly, autologous fat is filled into rich facial blood vessels, such as bilateral temporal, frontal and nasal roots. If fat particles enter blood vessels, it may cause vascular embolism, which is a serious complication.

Although the rejection of autologous fat filling is relatively small, it is still harmful. Mainly in the following aspects:

First, for the damage caused by liposuction, some skin is uneven due to liposuction techniques or individual differences.

Second, the autologous fat will be absorbed to a certain extent after filling, resulting in bilateral asymmetry or even potholes, or the satisfactory effect can not be achieved at one time, and multiple injections are needed for filling.

Third, repeated acupuncture stimulation or poor control of injected fat will cause local fat liquefaction or even necrosis, and then skin fibrosis will occur, which is difficult to repair.

The harm of autologous fat filling, all operations have this risk, that is, the operation may be infected, bleeding and so on. Autologous fat filling may have some risks:

1. If there are many places and few places in the filling area, local unevenness will occur;

2. It is very risky. If fat is filled into blood vessels, it will lead to vascular embolism and necrosis of the skin in the vascular control area. For example, injection around the eyes may lead to blindness and vision loss, and injection around the nose may lead to serious complications such as skin necrosis and even nasal tip necrosis;

3. After autologous fat filling, it usually takes 3-6 months to set, so as to achieve the purpose of permanent maintenance.

Autologous fat filling is the most commonly used autologous tissue filler at present, and it has been widely used, with good results, but there are still some risks. Therefore, I suggest that you must find a qualified plastic surgeon in a regular hospital or plastic surgery hospital to minimize the risk of surgery.

Is the survival rate of hip joint filled with autologous fat high? 3 What are the hazards of fat filling?

1, hematoma may occur after operation. In the case of dense distribution of facial blood vessels, if there is a technical mistake, it may cause damage to blood vessels and skin, and patients may have symptoms of subcutaneous bleeding after operation. In addition, injecting fat may hurt the skin, so the skin may be congested after fat filling, causing hematoma. Don't worry too much about this situation, it will return to normal after a while.

2. Skin necrosis may occur. If the operation is wrong, it may lead to partial necrosis of the skin. In order to avoid this situation, people who want to have surgery should try to choose a more regular hospital, so that there will be no medical accidents after the operation. When skin necrosis occurs, you should seek medical attention immediately and take measures to minimize the damage.

3. The skin is infected. Generally, the skin will not be rejected after operation, but if disinfection is not thorough during operation, it may cause infection for a period of time after operation. In addition, patients should also pay attention to cleaning themselves after operation to avoid being infected by bacteria and causing adverse consequences. Some patients may also have itchy skin after operation, which is also caused by bacterial infection, so more protection should be done.

To sum up, liposuction may cause postoperative hematoma, skin necrosis, fat liquefaction, skin infection and other problems. Patients who need surgery should choose hospitals with higher qualifications to avoid physical and property losses. In addition, after the operation, we must pay attention to keep the surgical site clean and try not to get wet. Most symptoms will disappear within a week. If the situation is serious, you should go to the hospital for consultation in time, and let the doctor assist in investigating the cause and make corresponding diagnosis and treatment.

Autologous fat is usually filled with fat from abdomen, thighs and other parts of the face, such as temples, foreheads, chin and other areas, and can also be filled with body parts such as chest. When filling with autologous fat, we must choose a regular institution and a professional doctor for surgery. If an unqualified organization is selected for operation, the following hazards may be caused:

1. Anesthesia accident: During the operation, patients may have allergic reactions to anesthetics, ranging from skin redness and rash to spontaneous respiratory depression and even death;

2. Fat embolism: During the operation, fat may enter blood vessels by mistake, and the skin at the injection site will turn black, harden and ache. In severe cases, pulmonary embolism or cardiovascular and cerebrovascular embolism may occur;

3, fat survival: the fat injected into the body can generally survive about 50%, and the rest will be absorbed by the body. If you fill too much at a time, it may reduce the survival rate and affect the filling effect;

4, aesthetic problems: too much filler injection will lead to problems such as bloated face and stiff expression. Shallow injection surface may form nodules, which may affect the surgical effect;

5. When there is local calcification and fibrosis of autologous fat, the local manifestations are small lumps, which need to be treated in the hospital.

To sum up, when choosing autologous fat to fill the face or body parts, we must choose a regular institutional hospital for surgery to ensure the safety and effect of the operation.