Fat Transfer

Fat transfer or Lipoplasty involves the transfer of fat from one part of your body to another in order to remodel or enhance that body section. This can be used for various parts of the body including the face, breasts and hands.

Why Lipoplasty?

This procedure allows you to improve the look of areas of your body that you are unhappy with. It also means that there will be no rejection of the fat as it is being taken from your own body and there is very rapid recovery from the procedure.

Face

With age there are many effects on the body including sagging, wrinkles and deep lines. These conditions are all reversible with the use of Lipoplasty techniques, which can drastically improve the look of lines, wrinkles and sagging skin. The fat that is transferred will improve the look of your face and restore  youth back into your look.

Replace the volume that time ,exercise and rapid weight reduction  has removed.

Breasts

After breast feeding, illness, dieting or just plain aging, breasts can be effected causing them to lose their shape, volume or size. The fat lost from these occurrences can be replaced through Lipoplasty  with or without Liposculpture to restore the shape and size of the breasts while keeping a natural look.

These procedures are ideal for women who want to restore their breasts volume while not having to have implants inserted. They will retain natural looking breasts while gaining a firmer, more lifted appearance.

Hands

With age, hands lose large amounts of the fat that is deposited on the back of them. Lipoplasty will help restore youth back into your hands with a quick and  easy technique that sees you in and out in a few hours. Some swelling and bruising can occur but will subside within a few days.

Scars

Depressed scars can be released and the depression filled with fat. A great procedure for those with ugly sunken scars.

With all fat transfer  procedures there is a loss of 40-60% of  the fat that is transferred and therefore  there may be a need for a few ‘tops-ups’ over the following months after the procedure.