How is it done?
Fat is 'harvested' from any parts of your body that can spare it, much like liposuction. However, unlike liposuction which uses a suction machine, the fat is removed using a hand-held syringe which is far more gentle on the fat cells that are eventually going to be replaced into your body. The fat is harvested using small tubes (cannulae) that are inserted through tiny incisions hidden in your body's natural creases. Once enough fat has been obtained, the fat is washed to separate the healthy fat cells from the other oily debris. The healthy remaining fat cells are then injected into the area that needs more volume until the required result is achieved.
During our initial consultation, I will evaluate your overall health and together we can discuss the areas of concern and the goals you wish to achieve with your fat transfer.
Fat injection syringes after fat harvest
Areas suitable for Fat Injection