[A Stone Inside Your Breast?] Calcification is a different issue,
[Fat Grafting Side Effect: Calcification of the Transplanted Fat] but it does happen quite a lot after fat grafting
Calcification: It’s when calcium builds up and hardens in the body, usually in areas where cells have broken down
So, when the cells die
it could lead to calcification
Something melts away
That's what it means
It's okay, the calcification itself
doesn't harm your body
So if you had fat grafting
and ended up with calcification,
that means something did form there
which also means the fat is dissolved..
That means, did the fat only calcify
just from necrosis?
Fat necrosis can also trigger chronic inflammation or a foreign body response
This makes people very
tiring
And makes them hurt
So when we remove chronic inflammation
or a foreign body reaction,
the calcification gets removed along with it
but we don’t perform surgery just because of the calcification
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