Fat transfer

Result of Fat Transfer (Fat Grafting)

Fat transfer enhances volume where it is needed, providing a fuller, more balanced look. It can also improve body symmetry and rejuvenate areas that have lost volume due to aging or weight loss.

Fat transfer involves two main steps. First, fat is harvested from one part of the body using liposuction techniques. This fat is then processed and purified. The second step is the injection of the clean, viable fat into the area(s) needing augmentation.

The goal  is to add volume to other parts of the body where it may be desired, such as the buttocks, breasts, or face. This procedure is also used to correct unevenness or scars.

Key Differences between Fat Transfer and Liposculture

Objective: Liposculpture focuses on reducing and sculpting body fat for a more defined appearance, while fat transfer involves harvesting fat from one part of the body to augment another part.

Areas of Focus: Liposculpture is often used for areas that benefit from enhanced definition (like the abdomen, thighs, and arms), whereas fat transfer targets areas that would benefit from increased volume (like the face, breasts, and buttocks).

End Results: Liposculpture results in a more contoured, toned appearance, whereas fat transfer results in enhanced volume and fullness in targeted areas.