Autologous fat augmentation of the face

The face is an important part of the human body and is also a direct criterion for measuring whether a person is good-looking. Many people have certain defects on their faces. For example, those who are older, have lost collagen, or are too thin are more likely to have facial depressions. In this case, you can cover your face with autologous fat to make yourself look better.

1. Characteristics of autologous fat facial filling surgery

1. Autologous fat facial filling surgery is simple, safe, and can be said to be risk-free. The surgery takes a short time, recovers quickly, and is painless.

2. Autologous fat facial filling surgery uses one's own fat instead of foreign substances such as artificial prostheses, so there are almost no side effects, no rejection, and no harm to the body.

3. There is no incision in autologous fat facial filling surgery, so there is no need to worry about scars.

4. Autologous fat facial filling distributes excess fat to other parts in need, while shrinking areas with excess fat and having a slimming effect.

5. Autologous fat facial filling uses one's own fat tissue, and the surgical effect is very natural.

6. The fat that survives the transplant will remain permanently in the transplanted area, and the surgical effect will be long-lasting.

2. Precautions for autologous fat cheek augmentation

Preoperative precautions:

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

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

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

Postoperative precautions:

1. Reduce activities as much as possible after surgery, but there is no need to rest in bed;

2. Use elastic bandages as much as possible within half a month after surgery to help tighten the skin;

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

3. Effect of Autologous Fat Filling on Cheeks

Autologous fat augmentation of cheeks has no rejection, is not prone to infection, and is highly safe. During the process of autologous fat augmentation of cheeks, in order to reduce fat liquefaction and increase the survival rate, the amount of fat injected at one time should be small, not exceeding 10 ml. Fat cells are easy to survive in a loose environment. Therefore, if necessary, the recipient area can be separated subcutaneously first, and then fat particles can be injected and transplanted to correct facial depression, which will have a better effect. After 2 weeks, you will get a round and natural face shape. It is mainly suitable for people whose faces are not plump enough and who have enough fat in other parts of the body for transplantation.