A natural and innovative procedure that uses your own purified fat, enriched with stem cell–rich stromal vascular fraction (SVF), to restore lost volume, enhance contours, and rejuvenate the face or body.
This treatment not only improves skin quality but also promotes natural healing and regeneration, delivering safe and long-lasting results.
Where is the fat taken from?
Fat may be harvested through liposuction from areas such as the abdomen, waist, back, or thighs, depending on your body and available donor fat.
Where can the fat be transferred?
For body contouring, fat may be transferred to areas such as the buttocks and hips to improve volume, curves, symmetry, and overall body proportion.
Can it improve hip dips?
Yes. For suitable patients, fat can be strategically placed around the hips to soften the appearance of hip dips and create a smoother silhouette.
How is it different from implants?
Fat transfer uses your own body fat rather than a synthetic implant. This allows the surgeon to enhance selected areas while maintaining a natural look and feel.
When will I see the final results?
Initial volume is visible after the procedure, but swelling is expected. The shape gradually settles over the following weeks to months as swelling decreases and the transferred fat stabilizes.
Can I sit normally after fat transfer to the buttocks?
Direct pressure on the transferred area may need to be limited during early recovery. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions regarding sitting, sleeping, compression garments, and when you can safely resume normal activities.
Who is a good candidate?
Ideal candidates are generally healthy patients with sufficient donor fat who want to improve body curves, volume, or proportion using their own tissue. A surgical consultation is required to determine suitability.
10-15 days
A natural and innovative procedure that uses your own purified fat, enriched with stem cell–rich stromal vascular fraction (SVF), to restore lost volume, enhance contours, and rejuvenate the face or body.
This treatment not only improves skin quality but also promotes natural healing and regeneration, delivering safe and long-lasting results.
Where is the fat taken from?
Fat may be harvested through liposuction from areas such as the abdomen, waist, back, or thighs, depending on your body and available donor fat.
Where can the fat be transferred?
For body contouring, fat may be transferred to areas such as the buttocks and hips to improve volume, curves, symmetry, and overall body proportion.
Can it improve hip dips?
Yes. For suitable patients, fat can be strategically placed around the hips to soften the appearance of hip dips and create a smoother silhouette.
How is it different from implants?
Fat transfer uses your own body fat rather than a synthetic implant. This allows the surgeon to enhance selected areas while maintaining a natural look and feel.
When will I see the final results?
Initial volume is visible after the procedure, but swelling is expected. The shape gradually settles over the following weeks to months as swelling decreases and the transferred fat stabilizes.
Can I sit normally after fat transfer to the buttocks?
Direct pressure on the transferred area may need to be limited during early recovery. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions regarding sitting, sleeping, compression garments, and when you can safely resume normal activities.
Who is a good candidate?
Ideal candidates are generally healthy patients with sufficient donor fat who want to improve body curves, volume, or proportion using their own tissue. A surgical consultation is required to determine suitability.
10-15 days
