The aging process causes the face to lose its volume and shape, causing hollows and wrinkles. To achieve a more attractively full facial shape and defined contours, a facial fat transfer can be performed to restore your youthful appearance.
What Happens During A Facial Fat Transfer?
After local anesthesia is applied to ensure your comfort, the first step of a facial fat transfer is liposuction to remove fat from a predetermined area, such as the outer thighs, buttocks, stomach, abdomen, or hips. The liposuction is done very gently and carefully so that the fat cells are not damaged.
The fat is then purified and separated from any other liquids or impurities that were extracted during the liposuction procedure. As a part of this process, the damaged fat cells are also removed to ensure that only the healthy, purified cells are used for the fat transfer.
The purified cells are injected into the areas of the face at the proper depths to provide adequate volume to fill in sunken or hollow areas. This achieves more fullness in the cheeks and contours the lines of the face and jaw to help restore a renewed, youthful appearance.





