Before and after photos of Dr Rohit Kumar’s fat grafting (fat transfer) patients. Fat is taken by liposuction from one area and transferred to another, most often the breasts.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 1 of 11 · Ref FAT-L08Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 2 of 11 · Ref FAT-L09Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 3 of 11 · Ref FAT-L10Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 4 of 11 · Ref FAT-L11Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 5 of 11 · Ref FAT-L01Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 6 of 11 · Ref FAT-L02Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 7 of 11 · Ref FAT-L03Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 8 of 11 · Ref FAT-L04Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 9 of 11 · Ref FAT-L05Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 10 of 11 · Ref FAT-L06Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
Fat grafting (fat transfer)
Case 11 of 11 · Ref FAT-L07Female
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Results shown apply to this patient only and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. All surgery carries risks. Read about the risks of surgery.
How these photos are taken
Dr Kumar’s team photographs each patient before surgery and again at follow-up visits, against the same plain background, with the same lighting, distance and pose, so the before and after photos can be compared fairly. Photos are taken on practice equipment and stored in the clinical record, not on personal phones. Where it has been recorded, each case shows how long after surgery the “after” photo was taken.
Fat grafting (fat transfer) before and after: common questions
When will I see the final result of fat grafting?
Some of the transferred fat is naturally reabsorbed over the first few months. The volume present at around 6 months is generally a guide to the longer-term result.
Will my result look like these?
Every patient is different. Skin quality, body shape, weight stability, general health and how you heal all affect the result. At your consultation Dr Kumar examines you, explains what is realistic in your case and talks you through the risks.
Why are some parts of the photos blurred or cropped?
To protect patients’ privacy. Faces, tattoos, jewellery and other features that could identify someone are cropped or blurred. Nothing about the surgical result is changed.
Can I send my own photos before booking?
Yes. You can send photos through the Send photos page and Dr Kumar’s team will be in touch about the next step. A GP referral is needed to see Dr Kumar.
Next steps
Read more about fat grafting (fat transfer), see the costs page, or request a consultation. Dr Kumar consults in Westmead, Penrith and Orange.
