Autologous fat cheek augmentation?

Autologous fat cheek augmentation is a common facial plastic surgery method. The fat accumulated in the body is extracted, filtered and purified, and then injected into the cheeks to make the originally sunken cheeks fuller and look three-dimensional. In addition, there is generally no rejection phenomenon in autologous fat cheek augmentation, and the material is also very convenient to obtain. Autologous fat cheek augmentation is a very popular plastic surgery.

Advantages of Autologous Fat Cheek Augmentation

The advantage of autologous fat facial filling surgery is that it uses autologous tissue, has no rejection, and is easy to obtain. Its disadvantage is that part of the autologous fat may be absorbed. You can choose to inject it again to achieve the perfect effect. However, if you choose to inject autologous fat for the second time, please have the second fat injection surgery two months after the previous autologous fat cheek augmentation. The characteristics of autologous fat facial filling surgery are as follows: 1. Autologous fat facial filling surgery is simple, safe, and can be said to be risk-free. The autologous fat facial filling 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.

Precautions for autologous fat cheek augmentation Precautions for autologous fat cheek augmentation before surgery: 1. There should be no local infection lesions at the surgical site; 2. Do not take anticoagulants and aspirin for half a month before the operation; 3. Female patients should avoid the menstrual period as much as possible, take a bath before the operation, and keep clean. Precautions after autologous fat cheek augmentation surgery: 1. Reduce activities as much as possible after the surgery, but there is no need to rest in bed; 2. Use elastic bandages as much as possible within half a month after the surgery to help tighten the skin; 3. Take oral anti-inflammatory drugs for 3 to 5 days as prescribed by the doctor.