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Facial fat transfer, also known as fat grafting or autologous fat transfer, is a cosmetic procedure whereby additional facial volume and the improvement of contours are aimed for. Here's how it works:
Harvesting: The fat is taken from other parts of your body, primarily from the abdomen, thighs, and flanks. This is done through the process of liposuction, in which fat is sucked out by means of a small tube through a minimally invasive procedure.
Processing: The fat is then processed to separate the fat cells from other components, such as blood and fluids. This step ensures that only viable fat cells are used for the transfer.
Injection: The purified fat is then cautiously injected into specific areas of the face where volume is desired. This could be areas like the cheeks, under the eyes, or around the jawline.
Recovery: There is some swelling and bruising at the donor and recipient sites post-procedure; these usually clear up in weeks. The body absorbs a certain amount of the injected fat, but a portion integrates into the facial tissue and thus offers long-term results.
The targets of facial fat transfer mainly revolve around the following points: restoration of volume lost, smoothing out wrinkles, and bringing out facial contours. This is said to be rather natural because it deals with taking your own fat; this hence reduces the chances of an allergic reaction or rejections of some kind.
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The Lipofilling procedure typically involves two main stages: liposuction to harvest fat from the patient's body, usually from the abdomen or thighs, and then injecting this fat into the desired areas.
Lipofilling is commonly used to address volume loss or contour irregularities in areas such as the face, lips, breasts, buttocks, hands, and other body regions.
Lipofilling results can vary from person to person, but they generally provide long-lasting outcomes. Some of the transferred fat may not survive, so final results may stabilize over a few months.
Lipofilling is typically performed under local anesthesia or sedation, so it is often associated with minimal pain. However, mild discomfort, swelling, and bruising may be experienced in the days following the procedure.
The recovery process varies depending on the individual's overall health and the areas treated. Mild discomfort may be present for a few days, and full recovery may take several weeks.