There is not necessarily a “good” or “bad” locations for fat transfer. Fat transfer can be appropriate for areas where there is lost volume in the face and where there is no procedure that can restore the fat that was there. For example, the temples commonly lose volume when we age. This can be a good location to enhance the volume with fat. Dr. Harmon, unlike other plastic surgeons, places the fat in a deep plane in order to improve the retention of the fat and to significantly reduce the chance of contour irregularities developing with placement of the fat. In contrast, if an individual still has their native fat in their cheeks but it is simply drooping, the extended deep plane facelift – unlike other facelift approaches – can lift this native fat up, providing a longer-lasting, more natural result. This prevents the appearance of being “overfilled” in the face, which can look unnatural.