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Periocular Lipogranuloma After Cryopreserved Fat Injection Into the Forehead.

Autologous fat transfer (AFT) is a popular cosmetic procedure for facial augmentation that is relatively safe and cosmetically effective. Complications include infection, bleeding, graft volume loss, and overgrowth. Unfortunately, lipogranuloma formation due to the movement of transplanted fat is not well known. Eye complications after AFT have also rarely been described.We report a case of periocular swelling after forehead fat injection that worsened after radiofrequency (RF) treatment. This case is meaningful to better understand the mechanism of development of a lipogranuloma.