Fat transfer involves harvesting fat from one area of the body and carefully transferring it to another suitable area. The amount that can be transferred and the expected result depend on the patient’s anatomy, available donor fat, and treatment plan.
Fat Transfer: Understanding the Procedure and Expectations
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