Full face transplantation involves harvesting autologous fat and extracting pure fat to inject into areas of the face lacking volume or that are unbalanced. It is not just about filling sunken areas with fat, but designing a personalized line considering the overall volume and contour of the face to perform a systematic surgery.

By extracting fat from the inner and outer thighs and abdomen to increase the survival rate and safety of fat grafting, the surgery is performed to create a smooth line and a lively three-dimensional effect, resulting in a youthful and vibrant face.

Upper eyelid micro-fat grafting is a procedure applied when the eyelids appear sunken, making one look tired or older. It not only restores the aesthetically sunken eyelids but also makes it easier to open the eyes functionally.

Sunken eyes can be filled through fat grafting to create a more voluminous and less tired appearance. Additionally, it can reduce the size of the double eyelid line caused by eyelid depression and alleviate symptoms of eye protrusion if present.

Stored fat grafting utilizes cryopreserved fat harvested during a previous procedure. This fat is thawed, prepared, and reinjected into targeted areas to enhance facial volume and contour. It is a minimally invasive option for patients seeking touch-ups or volume maintenance after an initial fat grafting procedure.

By using stored fat, the patient avoids a second liposuction procedure, reducing downtime and discomfort. It is ideal for refining results, improving symmetry, or providing additional support where initial fat absorption occurred.

Harvest fat grafting involves extracting fat from donor sites such as the abdomen, flanks, or thighs using a gentle liposuction technique. The harvested fat is purified and strategically injected into areas of volume loss, such as the under-eyes, cheeks, temples, or nasolabial folds.

This natural filler technique offers dual benefits: body contouring from the donor site and facial rejuvenation from fat transfer. It provides long-lasting, soft, and natural results with minimal risk of allergic reactions.

PRP add-on therapy involves drawing the patient’s blood, separating out the platelet-rich plasma, and injecting it into the skin or combining it with fat grafts. The growth factors within PRP stimulate collagen production, accelerate healing, and improve skin tone and texture.

When added to fat grafting or aesthetic procedures, PRP enhances fat survival and tissue regeneration. It is often used in combination with microneedling, laser treatments, or facial injections to maximize rejuvenation and recovery.