Appreciate the time you take to answer our questions...
You imply that your "micro droplet" approach to fat grafting is somehow different/superior than what most doctors do. I had assummed (I guess incorrectly) that all doctors would inject fat that was "broken down" to the same physical size and that you would all be using very fine needles.
Can you explain how your technique differs? If everyone is using fine needles wouldn't everyone be creating "micro droplets"? Is the only difference that you try to lay down a very thin layer of fat at each pass (like a sheet of paper) while some others may inject bigger amounts per injection (shaped more like globs)? And even if you do lay down fat in a much thinner layer per injection don't you still have multiple layers just stacked on top of each other leaving you the same basic result as having injected that mass all at once?
Hope that made some sense
.... thanks for your response.
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