Survival rate of autologous fat filling eye sockets. Does autologous fat filling eye sockets hurt?

The survival rate of autologous fat filling of the eye socket is related to the doctor's technique and personal physique. The postoperative effect is different for each person, and there will be slight pain during the operation, which is within a tolerable range.

Survival rate of autologous fat filling eye sockets

Generally it can be between 80 and 90 percent.

The survival rate of fat grafting depends entirely on the individual, age, and physical condition. Also, the survival rate of fat on the thighs is slightly higher than that on the abdomen. Before the operation, the doctor will guarantee you a certain survival rate, but it is not credible. Generally speaking, the younger the better. I have met patients in their 20s who were satisfied with the operation after only one operation. Generally, after the age of 35, additional transplantation is definitely needed. Autologous fat grafting of the eye sockets is currently a very popular minimally invasive cosmetic technology, which is safe, effective, easy and fast.

Does autologous fat grafting hurt?

There will be slight pain during the autologous fat filling eye socket surgery, but this pain is acceptable to yourself, so there is no need to worry too much. You must pay attention to the follow-up care after the operation.

How effective is autologous fat filling of the eye socket?

In theory, the effect of autologous fat filling eye socket surgery is relatively good. By transplanting one's own fat to the position of the eye socket, the purpose of improving the collapse of the eye socket can be achieved.

In order to achieve a better effect, the majority of patients can go to a regular plastic surgery hospital for the operation, and listen to the doctor's instructions after the operation and do the corresponding nursing work. For example, after the operation, everyone should be careful not to do strenuous exercise and should rest more and not stay up late. In terms of diet, they should pay attention to eating more light foods.

Postoperative care of autologous fat grafting

1. After the operation, you can apply pressure bandage or ice pack to the local wound, but the pressure should not be too high to avoid damaging the eyes. If bleeding or severe hematoma occurs after the operation, you should go to the hospital for follow-up in time.

2. Do not watch TV or read newspapers within 2 weeks after the operation. It is best to rest in bed in a semi-recumbent position (with a raised pillow) to avoid excessive eye fatigue or a low head position that may aggravate wound swelling.

3. Try to avoid getting the surgical area wet within 7 days after surgery.

4. Keep the surgical site clean to prevent infection. If there is blood scab or secretion on the wound, wipe it with sterile saline.

5. Avoid eating irritating foods such as chili peppers.