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Liposuction with fat transfer, or fat grafting, is a body-contouring procedure that removes unwanted fat from areas like the abdomen or thighs and reinjects it into areas needing volume, such as the breasts, buttocks (Brazilian Butt Lift), or face. This technique provides natural-feeling, long-lasting results by using the patient’s own fat rather than artificial fillers.
Key Aspects of Liposuction with Fat Transfer
Procedure Steps: The process involves three main steps: 1. Liposuction (harvesting fat), 2. Purification of the fat cells, and 3. Re-injection into the target area.
Common Donor/Target Areas: Common donor areas include the stomach, hips, or thighs, while fat is often transferred to the buttocks, breasts, or face.
Benefits: It offers a "win-win" by slimming one area while augmenting another in a single session. It offers a more natural look and feel than synthetic implants.
Recovery: The procedure is generally performed as an outpatient. Patients usually wear compression garments on the donor areas for several weeks to reduce swelling, with return to daily activities often possible in a few days to a week.
Longevity and Survival: While the transferred fat cells that survive are permanent, some of the fat roughly (60-80%) can be re-absorbed by the body, with a significant amount of the final volume lasting long-term
Consultation Fee may be applied to Liposuction or any other Shadow product or service
Liposuction with fat transfer, or fat grafting, is a body-contouring procedure that removes unwanted fat from areas like the abdomen or thighs and reinjects it into areas needing volume, such as the breasts, buttocks (Brazilian Butt Lift), or face. This technique provides natural-feeling, long-lasting results by using the patient’s own fat rather than artificial fillers.
Key Aspects of Liposuction with Fat Transfer
Procedure Steps: The process involves three main steps: 1. Liposuction (harvesting fat), 2. Purification of the fat cells, and 3. Re-injection into the target area.
Common Donor/Target Areas: Common donor areas include the stomach, hips, or thighs, while fat is often transferred to the buttocks, breasts, or face.
Benefits: It offers a "win-win" by slimming one area while augmenting another in a single session. It offers a more natural look and feel than synthetic implants.
Recovery: The procedure is generally performed as an outpatient. Patients usually wear compression garments on the donor areas for several weeks to reduce swelling, with return to daily activities often possible in a few days to a week.
Longevity and Survival: While the transferred fat cells that survive are permanent, some of the fat roughly (60-80%) can be re-absorbed by the body, with a significant amount of the final volume lasting long-term
Consultation Fee may be applied to Liposuction or any other Shadow product or service
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