Fat grafting review

The photo above is from after my fat grafting back then, and the one below is now. I really think the fat has taken well. At that time, my face had no fat and I hated how I looked, so I don’t have a before-procedure photo. Back then I thought I had paid a lot of money for it, but looking back now, my forehead, temples, and chin are all still there. -0-; lolololol There’s nowhere I didn’t put it in for full-face grafting. The nasolabial folds fade faster than expected (I guess it’s probably because it’s an area you use often. I did put fat there, but it disappeared quickly, so it’s such a shame). Also, I had a recessed chin, but because of this I no longer need filler or a separate procedure. Before doing it, my forehead brow bone protruded. I didn’t have much forehead volume. I did the second round with PRP, and seeing that it’s still famous, I think it must be a decent place. It had been so long that I wondered if it was still around... but it’s still famous for fat grafting. For me, a lot disappeared after the first round, but after the second round the graft survival was good, so my chin and forehead line are still pretty. My satisfaction is high. Recently I lost cheek volume and went to a hospital famous for fat grafting, and they told me that my forehead and chin had taken well, so I didn’t need to do them. Before fat grafting, my impression looked fierce, but after doing it, I became a gentle, puppy-like face. What’s good about fat grafting is that once it takes, when you gain weight it gains with you, and when you lose weight it goes down with you (losing it is sad..)