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The removal of fat from one part of the body to place it in another part of the body is most frequently done to replace volume that has been lost in the area targeted for fat transplant. Volume is commonly loss as a result of the aging process (i.e. atrophy or droopiness in the face, breasts or buttocks), but may also be lost from traumatic injuries (car accidents, falls, sports injuries, gunshot wounds). Traumatic injuries requiring fat transfer may also include surgical traumas, as with depressed or sunken areas after breast biopsy of benign breast lumps or benign breast tumors or after removal of external fixation devices used to repair leg fractures or arm fractures.
Fat transfer, also known as fat grafting, is a natural and effective procedure for enhancing your curves and restoring volume to specific areas of your body. By using your body’s own fat, this treatment provides long-lasting, natural-looking results without implants or synthetic fillers.
The fat transfer procedure involves carefully extracting excess fat from areas like the abdomen, thighs, or flanks through gentle liposuction. The purified fat is then strategically injected into areas where additional volume is desired, such as the buttocks, breasts, face, or hands. This dual-purpose approach removes unwanted fat while enhancing other parts of your body for a sculpted, natural appearance.
If you’re looking for a natural way to enhance curves and reduce fat in unwanted areas, fat transfer may be the perfect solution. Combining this procedure with a healthy lifestyle ensures long-lasting, beautiful results.
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