Will autologous fat be absorbed?

In recent years, autologous fat filling has become a popular plastic surgery method. When using autologous fat filling, living fat cell tissue is transplanted to a new location. If it gets blood supply, it means that it can survive permanently. On the contrary, if there is not enough blood supply, the autologous fat cells will be absorbed by the human body. The absorption time varies according to each person's physique.

People who seek beauty often do not have a complete understanding of plastic surgery, which often leads to some misunderstandings. These need to be gradually eliminated through communication and contact with doctors. Once autologous fat survives, it will not be absorbed and disappear. Autologous fat will be injected multiple times due to its survival rate. However, this is not because it is absorbed like hyaluronic acid. Once autologous fat injected into the body survives, it will exist permanently.

People seeking beauty also need to understand that the more autologous fat transplanted, the higher the survival rate. The survival rate cannot be the only criterion for judging fat transplantation. We should pay more attention to the "regeneration rate". Fat filling should still follow the principle of "less is better than more". The survival rate of fat transplantation is affected by many factors, such as personal physique and the severity of depression. There will be different fine-tuning after surgery for each person. The survival rate of each part of the face is also different. The parts with more activities, such as lips and jaw, have a relatively lower survival rate.

Autologous fat transplantation is not without risks. Due to the influence of some advertisements, micro-plastic surgery has become a perfect shortcut to beauty in the eyes of those seeking beauty. "Fast, effective, safe and absorbable" has become synonymous with micro-plastic surgery. But you need to know that no matter how small the trauma is, there are risks, and the same is true for micro-plastic surgery, and its risks should never be underestimated. A responsible doctor will inform the patient of the risks before the operation, and the patient is required to cooperate with the doctor in preoperative examinations to ensure that possible risks are eliminated. The patient must not conceal his or her own condition in order to become beautiful. According to national regulations, institutions that perform plastic surgery must be approved by relevant national departments and have the qualifications to carry out medical cosmetic projects; at the same time, practicing doctors must have medical cosmetic practice qualifications. Both are indispensable. Therefore, those who seek beauty must not choose unqualified hospitals or doctors just because they think micro-plastic surgery is very safe and quick, otherwise the consequences will be immeasurable.