Robert Whitfield Md
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Why I chose fat transfer despite autoimmune disease
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August 14, 2026
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August 14, 2026
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1:01Now PlayingThat's @jennaphillipsballard's answer, in her own words, from our live last night.
An autoimmune diagnosis is not an automatic no. In my practice it means we prepare differently — and preparation is most of the outcome.
Transferred fat has no blood supply of its own at first. It survives on the tissue you place it into. So before we ever reach an operating room, we work on what determines whether that tissue can support a graft: inflammation, sleep, protein, lymphatic drainage. That's the SHARP method.
The common denominator was never how much fat they had. It was whether the tissue was ready.
Jenna, thank you for being this open.
Full live is up in Dr. Rob's Circle it is free to join— link in bio.
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