Fat Transfer
Fat Transfer
Autologous Fat Transfer (AFT) is a groundbreaking procedure in plastic surgery, offering a dual solution to common aesthetic concerns. As we age and our bodies lose volume, resulting in wrinkles and a sagging appearance, AFT counteracts this by harvesting excess fat and injecting it into areas like the face, hands, breasts, or buttocks. When conducted by a Board Certified Plastic & Reconstructive surgeon like Dr. Theodore Lazzaro, this procedure can remarkably rejuvenate and enhance your natural contours.
AFT transforms unwanted fat from areas like the abdomen into a tool to rejuvenate the face or enhance the breasts and buttocks. AFT also aids in breast reconstruction post-mastectomy and reshaping contours affected by age or pregnancy. Typically lasting one to four hours, this procedure boasts high satisfaction and impressive results. For a rejuvenated appearance, schedule your appointment with Aestique Plastic Surgery in Warrendale, PA.
AFT transforms unwanted fat from areas like the abdomen into a tool to rejuvenate the face or enhance the breasts and buttocks. AFT also aids in breast reconstruction post-mastectomy and reshaping contours affected by age or pregnancy. Typically lasting one to four hours, this procedure boasts high satisfaction and impressive results. For a rejuvenated appearance, schedule your appointment with Aestique Plastic Surgery in Warrendale, PA.
Benefits of Autologous Fat Transfer:
- Natural-looking results.
- Uses your own fat, minimizing allergies.
- Contours donor site and enhances recipient.
- Minimally invasive.
- High patient satisfaction.
Suitable for face, hands, breasts, buttocks. - Aids post-mastectomy reconstruction.
- Long-lasting results.
- Performed by Board Certified Plastic & Reconstructive surgeons.
- Rich in stem cells for best outcomes.
FAQ
Individuals with volume loss in areas like the face, hands, breasts, or buttocks and who have excess fat in other regions are ideal candidates.
Results are noticeable immediately following the procedure, but the final outcome becomes more apparent as swelling subsides over the following weeks.
While the body may reabsorb some of the transferred fat, a significant portion can remain, offering long-lasting results. Periodic touch-ups might be required.
Some swelling, bruising, or discomfort can be expected post-procedure. Recovery time varies based on the treated area, but most patients resume regular activities within a week.
Before the procedure, consult thoroughly with the surgeon. After treatment, adhere to the surgeon’s aftercare guidelines, which involve avoiding heavy activities and wearing compression garments.
Fat is harvested from the donor site, processed to obtain pure fat rich in stem cells, and then meticulously injected into the desired areas. The procedure’s duration varies based on the treatment area.
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