Fat İnjection

Fat injection to the facial area is generally performed under general anesthesia or sedation, though in some cases, it can be done with only local anesthesia.

In the fat injection process, the fat is first extracted from certain areas of the body and then undergoes a series of procedures, such as washing and centrifugation. After these processes, the fat is transferred into the appropriate syringe and injected into the predetermined areas based on the initial evaluation.

For the fat cells transferred to the target areas to provide long-lasting and effective results, it is essential that the fat is transferred without coming into contact with air. The less contact the fat has with air, the less tissue loss will occur, which in turn extends the longevity of the injected fat.

The survival rate of the fat cells depends on several factors, including the surgical tools used during the injection, the method of extraction and transfer, and the quality of the procedures performed on the fat before transfer. Thus, there is a clear connection between how the fat injection procedure is carried out and the durability of the results.

Since no incisions are made during facial fat injection procedures, they leave no scars and provide a natural and effective method for facial rejuvenation.