Anti-aging & lifting

Facial Nano Fat Grafting

Nano fat grafting is a surgical procedure that harvests a patient's own fat, refines it into microscopic particles, and reinjects it to add volume and smooth facial contours. This technique is designed to improve fat survival rates and provide a more delicate, seamless result compared to traditional methods.

Who it suits

Individuals with sunken cheeks, flat foreheads, or deep temples.
Those seeking a natural-looking facial contour without using synthetic fillers.
People with fine lines or thin skin who need delicate volume restoration.

Technique highlights

Uses a specialized nano-cannula for precise injection into multiple skin layers.
Refined fat particles increase the survival rate (engraftment) of the cells.
Minimizes the risk of lumps or uneven texture compared to traditional fat grafting.

Surgical steps

Harvesting: Excess fat is extracted from the thighs or abdomen using a gentle suction method.
Purification: The extracted fat is processed to separate pure, healthy fat cells and broken down into nano-sized particles.
Injection: The nano-fat is meticulously injected into target areas using a fine cannula to ensure even distribution.

Recovery & aftercare

Stitch removal at the fat harvesting site (e.g., thigh) typically occurs after 7 days.
Avoid vigorous exercise and direct pressure on the treated areas for at least 1 month.
Keep the body warm and avoid drastic weight loss during the first few months to support fat survival.

Risks & things to consider

Potential for uneven absorption requiring touch-up sessions.
Common post-operative side effects include swelling, bruising, and minor inflammation.
Risk of fat necrosis or oil cysts if the fat does not receive adequate blood supply.

Frequently asked questions

How long is the recovery period?

Generally, the initial swelling subsides within 1 week, and the results become stable after 3-6 months.

Is the result permanent?

Once the fat cells successfully attach (engraft), they become a permanent part of your facial tissue, though they can still change size with weight fluctuations.

Where is the fat taken from?

The fat is typically harvested from areas with excess supply, such as the thighs or abdomen.