Lipofilling is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the extent of the procedure and the treatment areas. The duration is approximately 60–90 minutes.
Fat tissue is gently extracted via liposuction from a donor area—most commonly the abdomen, thighs, or hips.
The extracted fat is purified and prepared for injection to ensure maximum survival of the fat cells.
Using fine cannulas, the fat cells are injected into the areas of the face that require volume and rejuvenation.
Mild swelling and bruising are normal during the first 5–10 days.
Final results become visible after 2–3 months, once the fat cells have fully adapted.
Some of the injected fat may be reabsorbed, so an additional session may be needed for optimal results.
The effect is long-lasting and natural, as the procedure uses the patient’s own tissue.
✔ Rejuvenated and refreshed facial appearance
✔ Naturally restored volume and contour
✔ Reduced wrinkles and fine lines
✔ Long-lasting results without synthetic materials
The results are long-lasting, although part of the fat may be reabsorbed. Some patients may require a follow-up injection for optimal effect.
Yes, lipofilling is often combined with facelift surgery, blepharoplasty, or laser treatments for more comprehensive rejuvenation.
No, since your own fat is used, there’s no risk of rejection or allergic reaction, unlike some fillers.
The incisions used to harvest fat are minimal and almost invisible, as they are made using very fine cannulas.
