In this regard, Dr. Chen Bing pointed out: After autologous fat filling, there is no absolute standard time for swelling according to individual differences. Within 1 week after filling, facial swelling changed from obvious to gradual swelling, and the swelling degree varied. At this time, the face will appear "fat", and some people will feel slightly asymmetrical, which is normal. It is recommended to wait patiently for recovery. After 1-2 weeks, most of the swelling disappeared, and the effect of autologous fat was basically stable after one month. If there is still asymmetry or mass after 3 months, it is recommended to go to the hospital to consult a doctor and deal with it actively.
So, is it risky to do autologous fat filling?
Any operation is risky, and irregular operation will increase the risk. Autologous fat transplantation can be described as "the threshold is not high, but it is not easy to do it well". Dr. Chen Bing pointed out that although autologous fat is not a difficult operation, improper operation will lead to potholes at liposuction site, and the fat at the transplanted site is difficult to survive and ineffective, and even lumps, calcification and asymmetry may occur. And serious complications such as fat embolism may occur.
Therefore, whether the effect of fat transplantation is safe or not depends mainly on the skills and experience of doctors.
How did Dr. Chen Bing avoid the risks and sequelae of autologous fat facial filling?
Dr Chen Bing has been focusing on fat transplantation for nearly 20 years. I have worked in the Ninth Hospital of Shanghai for 7 years and have been exposed to the most advanced plastic surgery technology in China. Later, I worked in Beijing Badachu, during which I performed nearly 9,000 fat transplants, including chest and face filling. During the clinical follow-up, none of them had any lumps or lumps.