Is fat grafting basically a permanent alternative to fillers and implants? (High IQ users GTFIH)

[Xylmaxxing]

Fillers are temporary and implants are invasive. The other alternative is fat grafts.

I'm thinking of getting them to fix my short chin and add more jaw width. I just find it super hard to believe that something so utopian like this exists: a minimally invasive, permanent version of fillers that isn't implants. It makes me think, can fat grafts actually permanently fix falios like short chin, bad zygos, etc.?

Is there some detailed guide on fat grafts? This seems like a perfect solution for almost everything that isn't a death tier falio

 

[Xylmaxxing]

Fillers are temporary and implants are invasive. The other alternative is fat grafts.

I'm thinking of getting them to fix my short chin and add more jaw width. I just find it super hard to believe that something so utopian like this exists: a noninvasive, permanent version of fillers that isn't implants. It makes me think, can fat grafts actually permanently fix falios like short chin, bad zygos, etc.?

Is there some detailed guide on fat grafts? This seems like a perfect solution for almost everything that isn't a death tier falio

Bump

 

[RoyaleWithCheese]

Fat is for augmenting soft tissue. Fat grafting is great for volumizing your cheek area. Since your zygo area is defined by soft tissue to a large extent as well as your bone structure it can work there. (I did this and was happy with the result, but the change was small). Or for fixing up subtle irregularities (like a scar or wrinkle or something).

I would not recommend fat grafting for the chin/jaw area, which is for the vast majority is determined by your bone. Your best bet is BSSO, genio, implants, filler, or some combination of the four.

 

[Xylmaxxing]

I would not recommend fat grafting for the chin/jaw area, which is for the vast majority is determined by your bone. Your best bet is BSSO, genio, implants, filler, or some combination of the four.

Why though? What exactly goes wrong when I do it?

 

[Xylmaxxing]

Fillers are temporary and implants are invasive. The other alternative is fat grafts.

I'm thinking of getting them to fix my short chin and add more jaw width. I just find it super hard to believe that something so utopian like this exists: a minimally invasive, permanent version of fillers that isn't implants. It makes me think, can fat grafts actually permanently fix falios like short chin, bad zygos, etc.?

Is there some detailed guide on fat grafts? This seems like a perfect solution for almost everything that isn't a death tier falio

bump

 

[moorishmogger]

ask gpt

 

[ErbCel]

Fat is for augmenting soft tissue. Fat grafting is great for volumizing your cheek area. Since your zygo area is defined by soft tissue to a large extent as well as your bone structure it can work there. (I did this and was happy with the result, but the change was small). Or for fixing up subtle irregularities (like a scar or wrinkle or something).

I would not recommend fat grafting for the chin/jaw area, which is for the vast majority is determined by your bone. Your best bet is BSSO, genio, implants, filler, or some combination of the four.

Could it work for temples? Say for example restoring sunken temples like Andrew Tate

 

[RoyaleWithCheese]

Could it work for temples? Say for example restoring sunken temples like Andrew Tate

Not sure what that is. As in your browridge?

 

[RoyaleWithCheese]

Why though? What exactly goes wrong when I do it?

Idk tbh. I just made up the shit I commented earlier but i’m pretty sure i’m right.

 

[aber]

Fat is for augmenting soft tissue. Fat grafting is great for volumizing your cheek area. Since your zygo area is defined by soft tissue to a large extent as well as your bone structure it can work there. (I did this and was happy with the result, but the change was small). Or for fixing up subtle irregularities (like a scar or wrinkle or something).

I would not recommend fat grafting for the chin/jaw area, which is for the vast majority is determined by your bone. Your best bet is BSSO, genio, implants, filler, or some combination of the four.

You seem knowledgeable, can they help with under eye failos?

 

[RoyaleWithCheese]

You seem knowledgeable, can they help with under eye failos?

I literally tried doing exactly that and while it made my zygos look better it didn’t do shit for my dark hollow under eyes. Unfortunately, custom infras are law.

 

[aber]

I literally tried doing exactly that and while it made my zygos look better it didn’t do shit for my dark hollow under eyes.

Over over over

 

[Xylmaxxing]

ask gpt

"For someone with a mild-to-moderate chin recession or jaw deficiency, it can work beautifully. For more severe cases (death-tier falios), implants or orthognathic surgery might still be required.

1. Short Chin: Fat grafting can improve projection subtly, but for significant recession, an implant might provide a more predictable and striking result.
2. Jaw Width: It’s possible to enhance jawline definition, but results may be softer and less angular compared to filler or implants.
3. Zygomatic Enhancement (Cheekbones): Fat grafting works well for subtle cheek augmentation, especially if paired with contouring in adjacent areas."

Lifefuel tbh

 

[overtier1011]

Best bet is removing buccal fat and transferring it to under the eye and just above the cheekbones. Hopefully it is possible

 

[Erikjfl]

Fillers are temporary and implants are invasive. The other alternative is fat grafts.

I'm thinking of getting them to fix my short chin and add more jaw width. I just find it super hard to believe that something so utopian like this exists: a minimally invasive, permanent version of fillers that isn't implants. It makes me think, can fat grafts actually permanently fix falios like short chin, bad zygos, etc.?

Is there some detailed guide on fat grafts? This seems like a perfect solution for almost everything that isn't a death tier falio

Read @SteveRogers thread or ask him questions he knows a lot about fat grafting

 

[RoyaleWithCheese]

"For someone with a mild-to-moderate chin recession or jaw deficiency, it can work beautifully. For more severe cases (death-tier falios), implants or orthognathic surgery might still be required.

1. Short Chin: Fat grafting can improve projection subtly, but for significant recession, an implant might provide a more predictable and striking result.
2. Jaw Width: It’s possible to enhance jawline definition, but results may be softer and less angular compared to filler or implants.
3. Zygomatic Enhancement (Cheekbones): Fat grafting works well for subtle cheek augmentation, especially if paired with contouring in adjacent areas."

Lifefuel tbh

No way chatGPT used the words “death tier failos” JFL

 

[greycel]

You don't want fat there
Only for eye area

 

[Xylmaxxing]

Read @SteveRogers thread or ask him questions he knows a lot about fat grafting

can u link his thread?

 

[Xylmaxxing]

Best bet is removing buccal fat and transferring it to under the eye and just above the cheekbones. Hopefully it is possible

Why tho?

 

[Xylmaxxing]

You don't want fat there
Only for eye area

Its basically filler isn't it? Chin filler does pretty insane wonders for short chincels

 

[ErbCel]

Not sure what that is. As in your browridge?

Google is free JFL
The area above the cheekbones, to the side of the brow ridge and below the hair on the sides in a Norwood 0 hairline

 

[overtier1011]

Why tho?

Hollow cheeks + looking less old if we follow that

 

[Xylmaxxing]

Hollow cheeks + looking less old if we follow that

No I meant why is it hopefully possible and why not inc chin length

 

[overtier1011]

No I meant why is it hopefully possible and why not inc chin length

I said hopefully possible because i don’t know if it is possible