Autologous fat transplantation filling

Autologous fat filling is a relatively mature technology and is widely used in today's cosmetic medicine. Through autologous fat transplantation and filling surgery, many defects in a person's image can be changed. For example, autologous fat can be used to fill the chin, nose, breast or forehead. Below, we will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about autologous fat transplantation.

1. Principle

Excess fat from the waist, abdomen, thighs and other parts of the body is sucked out, and after cutting-edge green centrifugation, purification and purification, complete fat cell particles are selected to increase the survival rate of fat cells. Using sophisticated combined injection technology, multi-level and multi-point facial filling/wrinkle removal/sculpting are performed on the temples, apple muscles, cheeks, forehead, nose, and around the mouth.

2. Advantages

1. Autologous fat transplantation uses one's own fat particles. As one's own tissue, its biological properties are far superior to any prosthetic material. Therefore, it is non-toxic and harmless to the patient, and will not produce immune or rejection reactions.

2. Autologous fat transplantation will not cause changes in the body's endocrine environment, will not harm the breast itself, and will have no adverse effects on future fertility and breastfeeding.

3. Autologous fat transplantation is relatively easy to obtain, and the source of the material is fat particles rich in stem cells.

4. The collected fat (stem cells) has the effect of regeneration and skin rejuvenation

5. Through minimally invasive technology, non-surgical, no surgery, no scars, no foreign matter, no pain

6. For people with more local fat accumulation, autologous fat transplantation can not only modify the face and enlarge the breasts, but also help lose weight and shape perfect body curves.

3. Indications

Autologous fat transplantation has a wide range of indications: facial soft tissue hypoplasia, depressions in the zygomatic, temporal, frontal and orbital regions, depressions caused by facial surgery or trauma, thin upper lip or short philtrum, deep nasolabial folds, small earlobes, etc.

Used for congenital breast dysplasia, breast atrophy after lactation, asymmetric breast size, and nipple inversion deformity;

Used for depressions after liposuction, depressions in soft tissues in other parts of the body, such as buttocks, thighs, and calf bends;

Atrophy of soft tissue in the hands (commonly known as chicken claw hands);

Reshaping of the genitals, such as penis enlargement, vaginal relaxation, atrophy, etc.