Leg fat grafting

Leg fat filling surgery is a relatively troublesome operation, and we need to choose a regular large hospital to perform the surgery, because leg fat filling is likely to result in the fat not being absorbed after filling, and may also result in uneven distribution. Leg fat filling surgery has many side effects, and we should understand the post-operative care methods and surgical procedures clearly.

There is basically no harm in fat grafting of the legs .

1. After fat filling, there is a certain degree of absorption, and in order to ensure the best effect, another surgery is required;

2. The fat after filling is unevenly distributed, and massage is needed to make the fat cells as evenly distributed as possible;

3. Excessive use of fat or too concentrated injection will cause a large amount of fat accumulation to cause fat necrosis, dissolution, and absorption due to insufficient blood supply, which can easily lead to infection, fibrosis or calcification, fat necrosis and other sequelae;

Autologous fat transplantation is not a new plastic surgery technique. The most common facial curve defects, such as sunken eye sockets, sunken temples, sunken cheeks, and sunken scars caused by trauma or weight loss, can all be treated with autologous fat transplantation.

Which type of fat grafting has a higher survival rate: facial fat grafting, abdominal fat grafting or inner thigh fat grafting?

Simply put: fat from the abdomen is most suitable for transplantation to the chest, and fat from the thighs and buttocks is most suitable for filling the face.

The survival rate and purity of fat also vary according to different parts of the human body. The waist and abdomen have the most fat, but it is also relatively rough, and the fat cells are rough, while the fat in the thighs and buttocks is relatively delicate and very willing to survive. It is also most suitable for filling the face, tear troughs, nose, chin and other facial parts.

Autologous fat filling is done by extracting excess fat from the body, purifying it through special processing, and then injecting it into the area that needs filling. For example, a beauty-conscious person is born with a short chin and wants to have a chin augmentation. What should he do if the implant is rejected? At this time, autologous fat filling comes in handy. The fat is extracted from the autologous body, purified, and then injected into the chin to reshape a fuller chin.

Characteristics of autologous fat grafting:

1. No exclusion

There is no worry about rejection with autologous fat filling. Fat itself comes from the human body, so there will certainly be no biological rejection after being filled into the human body. This is the characteristic of autologous fat filling, there is no rejection.

2. Safe and convenient

In the eyes of most people, plastic surgery involves using a knife, and the thought of it is horrifying. Is it really so? No, there is a strict level division for surgical projects, from level one to level four, from easy to difficult, from simple to complex, and the qualification requirements for corresponding surgeons are also constantly increasing. Autologous fat filling is a secondary plastic surgery project. It is a low-difficulty and low-risk operation with small incisions, little bleeding and quick recovery. This is the second characteristic of autologous fat filling: safe and convenient.

3. Awaken skin vitality

Human fat is rich in active substances. After being filled into the human body, it can reactivate cell vitality and promote collagen regeneration. It is reasonable that the skin often becomes white and tender. This is the third feature: awakening skin activity