HERPAGORI LAMS
HERPAGORI LAMS combines local-anesthetic fat extraction with transfer to the hip or pelvic contour. It is a combination procedure with donor and recipient areas.
What to know
An awake approach still requires a detailed safety discussion for both aspiration and grafting. Ask about technique, graft retention, recovery positions and follow-up.
Planning your treatment
Discuss your medical history, anatomy and priorities with the treating clinician. Confirm the precise method, treatment boundaries, anesthesia and assigned facility. Ask what the procedure can and cannot change.
Does a LAMS label mean the fat-transfer step is noninvasive?
No. Fat transfer requires tissue entry and has its own risks. The full combination needs informed consent.
Cost and scope
Donor-area LAMS, graft preparation, recipient-area transfer and follow-up. See the detailed cost guide ↗
Recovery and follow-up
Receive individual preparation and aftercare instructions. Bruising, swelling, discomfort and other complications may occur. Discuss the risks of your specific procedure and how the team will support you. Explore Orange Care and questions about safety.
Editorial patient guide; no named clinician review is claimed. How this information is prepared
Big questions.
A personal conversation.
Tell the English-speaking team what you want to explore.