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I am 4'10 and 105lbs. I have a difficult time gaining weight. Am I too thin for a fat transfer to my buttocks?
My weight is equally spread out through out my body. There is no particular area that consists of alot of fat.
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docblinski Plastic surgeon Miami, FL United States View My Professional Profile |
January 7, 2015 2:42 AM No posted photos so very hard to advise. Best to seek in person opinions. But from your ht and wt seems you will NOT have enough fat for gluteal transfer.. (more) No posted photos so very hard to advise. Best to seek in person opinions. But from your ht and wt seems you will NOT have enough fat for gluteal transfer.. (less) |
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Dr.Kayser Plastic surgeon Roseville, MI United States View My Professional Profile |
Fat grafting January 3, 2015 6:44 AM Thanks for your question. There will usually be enough fat to find but it also depends on how much fat you want to be injected into your buttocks and may limit your procedure. I would not (more) Thanks for your question. There will usually be enough fat to find but it also depends on how much fat you want to be injected into your buttocks and may limit your procedure. I would not encourage gaining weight for the procedure unless your doctor requires it. It will be helpful to be seen by a board certified plastic surgeon. I hope this helps and have a wonderful day. Dr. Kayser - St. Clair Shores (less) |
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