After undergoing fat grafting, approximately 50-70% of the transferred fat is expected to survive in the long term. The surviving fat behaves like normal fat in the body, providing a permanent enhancement that can also increase or decrease with weight fluctuations. It is important to note that the results of fat grafting are not immune to factors like weight gain or the natural aging process. Several factors can influence the amount of fat that ultimately survives, including the skill of your surgeon, the specific technique employed during the surgery, and how your body responds to the transferred fat. Fat grafting techniques can be utilized for various purposes, such as facial fat transfer or breast fat transfer, enabling individuals to achieve different desired results. Fat grafting is available at Partridge Plastic Surgery. For more information, contact us today or schedule an appointment online. We have convenient locations in Princeton, NJ, and North Brunswick, NJ. We serve patients from Princeton NJ, North Brunswick NJ, New Brunswick NJ, Edison NJ, Sayreville NJ, Milltown NJ, Clyde NJ, Rocky Hill NJ, and surrounding areas.