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How long does it take to fill the lump with autologous fat?
Autologous fat filling is actually a very popular method now. Its effect is natural and it is widely used. Whether it is used for chest filling or facial filling, it is very good. Soft to the touch, it can basically be confused with the real thing. Of course, after the injection, you will find that there will be some minor problems and sometimes swelling. Usually, the swelling will disappear within a week, and some people will have lumps. In fact, this is normal, and it usually softens in a week. But if the enchantment does not disappear for a long time, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment. So, let's take a concrete look at what will happen after the injection.

How long does the fat-filled lump disappear?

If the lump is small, it can disappear within one to two weeks with a little massage. If it is very large, it is recommended to see a doctor. Autologous fat is usually not absorbed within 3-6 months after injection. It's been a year since you finished the operation, and there are still lumps. It may be that there is too much fat injected, or that the injection is too concentrated. A large amount of fat concentration will lead to insufficient blood supply and form a lump. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for inspection and repair. Generally speaking, fat filling has a recovery period of three months. After a stable recovery period of three months, fat will not be absorbed. Judging from the situation you described, it may be a hard lump caused by too much fat filling, and now you can consider repairing it.