Every person deserves to feel comfortable and confident in their own appearance. Whether you are looking to restore youthful volume, refine natural contours, soften the appearance of scars, or address a feature that has always bothered you, modern cosmetic procedures offer subtle, natural-looking solutions tailored to your individual goals.
Fat transfer or grafting can be used effectively to fill contour defects or augmenting and rejuvenating areas of the body, such as the face, or the breast. This may also be a useful tool when revising or improving the appearance of unsightly scars.
Other corrective procedures may also help to improve and restore self confidence. These include otoplasty, which can improve the appearance by pinning back prominent ears.
Fat transfer, also known as fat grafting or autologous fat transfer, is a surgical procedure that uses your own fat to restore lost volume, improve contours and rejuvenate areas of the face and body. By using your body’s natural tissue, fat transfer provides a natural-looking and natural-feeling alternative to synthetic fillers or implants for selected patients.
Fat is gently removed using liposuction. It is purified. Healthy fat cells are carefully injected into the desired area. Because it uses your own tissue, there is no risk of allergic reaction.
Jawline
Hollow cheeks
Temples
Under-eye hollows
Nasolabial folds
Marionette lines
Chin
Modest breast enlargement
Improve breast shape
Refine results after breast reconstruction
Correct asymmetry
Improve implant edges
Hip dips
Buttock enhancement
Hand rejuvenation
Scar improvement
Contour irregularities following surgery
Fat transfer is an excellent option if you are looking to restore lost volume or enhance your natural contours using your own body fat. During your consultation, your surgeon will assess your medical history, treatment goals and anatomy to determine whether fat transfer is the most appropriate procedure for you.
You may be a suitable candidate for fat transfer if you:
A personalised consultation is the best way to determine whether fat transfer is right for you. Your surgeon will discuss your goals, explain the procedure in detail and recommend the treatment plan that is most likely to achieve the natural-looking results you desire.
As with any surgical procedure, fat transfer carries certain risks and potential complications.
These may include infection, bleeding, swelling, bruising, fat resorption (where some of the transferred fat is naturally absorbed by the body), asymmetry, the formation of small oil cysts or areas of fat necrosis, and irregularities in contour. fat is naturally absorbed by the body), asymmetry, the formation of small oil cysts or areas of fat necrosis, and irregularities in contour.
Because not all transferred fat cells will survive, some patients may require an additional treatment to achieve their desired result. During your consultation, your surgeon will explain these risks in detail, discuss how they can be minimised, and ensure you have a clear understanding of the procedure before making an informed decision.
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