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More than filler, it's volumetric facelift or fat rejunevation. |
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| Fat injection, also called autologous fat transfer or fat grafting, is the technique of moving fat from one area of the body to another to improve contour, correct defects, or enhance features. |
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| SURGICAL PROCEDURE |
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| Microfat injection or structural fat grafting is more advance technique in fat transfer. After fat harvesting from any part of body through a small aspiration canula, healthy microfat cells are separated by optimum centrifugation. Small amounts (less than 0.1 cc at a time) of healthy fat are carefully introduced in a series of discrete layers to gradually 'build' new soft tissue structure. As there is space between each micrograft, new blood vessels are able to grow into the grafted fat, allowing it to persist indefinitely. If this process of blood vessel ingrowth (neovascularization) does not occur, then the transferred fat cannot truly be considered a 'graft' and is instead just another temporary 'soft tissue filler' that is broken down and reabsorbed over several weeks. Microfat injection requires specialized surgical techniques and instruments. When performed properly, permanent and natural-appearing aesthetic enhancements can be achieved. |
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| WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF MICROFAT INJECTION? |
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| Microfat injection is highly successful at less mobile areas like as tear trough, hollowness under eyes, hollow eye sockets, dark circles, chin, sunken cheek and temporal depression. The result can lasts for years to permanent. Repeated injection is required for mobile part like as lips, nasolabial grooves and hands. |
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| Recently research demonstrated that fat grafts are much more than fillers that add volume and recreate fullness. They also stimulate tissue repair and rejuvenate skin quality as called “volumetric facelift” or “fat rejuvenation” |
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