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What are the main risks and possible complications

Possible risks include temporary swelling and bruising, asymmetry, visible lumping, fat necrosis (calcification), infection, prolonged numbness, and — rarely — vascular complications. Working with an experienced surgeon using a controlled, layered injection technique significantly reduces these risks.

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