Non Surgical Face Lift

Fat injection is a procedure that includes transferring fat from areas with excess fat, such as the outer thighs and injecting it into areas that require volumes, such as the face, breasts, hands, and buttocks. This procedure is safe and well-tolerated, offering long-term and natural-looking results. Fat injections are the surgical process by which fat is transferred from one area of the body to another area. The surgical goal is to improve or augment the area where the fat is injected. Fat-dissolving injections can help you to achieve a slimmer, more contoured body shape, with long-lasting results of between two and four years. 

Here are seven purposes to having a fat transfer that you may not know about.

• Remove Fat From Areas You Don’t Want It
• Filling In Wrinkles
• Increasing Definition In Areas You’d Like To Be More Defined
• Improving The Skin
• Some Percentage Considered Permanent
• Less Risk Of An Allergic Reaction
• Two Problems Fixed At Once

The procedure entails removing adipose fat using fat injection surgery, purifying the fat, and then reinjecting purified fat into the procedure area. The treatment aims to enhance or improve the look of the fat injected site. 

Procedures involving only small areas may take as little as an hour, while larger transfer procedures (such as buttock augmentation) can take up to 4 hours or more.

The number of sessions required varies from patient to patient, as it depends on the patient’s body. Some patients may see the results after one treatment session, for others it may take four to five sessions.

The number of treatments required varies from patient to patient, as it depends on the patient’s body.

• Significant Bruising And Swelling.
• Temporary Numbness.
• Small Scars – These Will Fade, But Will Not Completely Disappear.

The main reason for the surgery is to aesthetically enhance certain parts of your body while removing fat from other areas. The result is a more attractive overall body shape that is better proportioned 

There is no downtime, but patients may experience swelling, bruising, pain, redness and feel areas of hardness that typically soften with time.