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FAT INJECTION.
Fat injection, also known as lipofilling, involves harvesting fat cells from areas such as the hips or abdomen, processing them through washing or centrifugation, and then injecting them into the face or other areas in need using special cannulas.
This method eliminates the risk of allergies, adds fullness and volume to the treated area, enhances blood circulation, and has beneficial effects on tissue and skin quality. The procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia in an operating room setting.
Fat injections are commonly used in areas such as the cheekbones, nasolabial folds, forehead, temples, area between the eyebrows, lower jaw, nasal bridge, lips, and other areas of the body where there are depressions. The procedure requires special techniques for harvesting and applying the fat tissue and is often combined with other aesthetic surgeries. The risks associated with the procedure include bleeding, infection, asymmetry, and excessive resorption of the injected fat cells.
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