Autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal

Autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal is a relatively common micro-plastic surgery. Through this surgery, the wrinkle problems of many people can be improved, making people look younger, better looking, and more elegant. Of course, autologous fat injection wrinkle removal also has many advantages, such as safety, durability, naturalness and effectiveness. Next, I would like to introduce to you the relevant knowledge about autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal.

1. Advantages of surgery

1. Safe transplanted fat is autologous tissue, and its biological properties are far superior to wrinkle removal methods. Therefore, it is non-toxic and harmless to the body and will not produce immune or rejection reactions.

2. Long-lasting autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal. Vigorous cells continuously produce collagen, which maintains the elasticity and tenderness of the skin. The cosmetic effect of autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal is naturally more lasting.

3. After natural autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal, the body is fully involved in its own physiological metabolic process, and the collagen produced is exactly what the body needs. Autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal achieves the treatment goal by directly enhancing skin function, making wrinkles smoothed naturally.

4. Effective wrinkles and depressed scars are caused by a decrease in collagen in the dermis. After autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal replenishes a large amount of living fat cells, it will continuously produce collagen, which can effectively replenish the thickness of the dermis. Autologous fat injection for wrinkle removal restores the elasticity and water retention of the skin, so the wrinkles and scars of the skin can be fundamentally smoothed.

2. Precautions before surgery

1. Have a physical examination before the operation to ensure that you are in good health and mental condition, and can correctly view the effect of the operation, and have no serious organ disease, coagulation disease, diabetes, immune disease, or neuromotor dysfunction;

2. There is no local infection focus at the surgical site;

3. Do not take anticoagulant drugs or aspirin half a month before the operation;

4. Female patients should avoid menstruation as much as possible, take a bath before surgery and keep clean.

3. Postoperative precautions

1. Minimize activities as much as possible after surgery to facilitate recovery and reduce swelling, but bed rest is not necessary;

2. Use elastic bandages as much as possible within half a month after surgery to elevate the affected limb to avoid hematoma and help tighten the skin;

3. Take oral anti-inflammatory drugs for 3 to 5 days as prescribed by your doctor.