Lipofilling
Lipofilling is a promising procedure in the field of aesthetic medicine. It is suitable for those who seek to improve the contours of their body without resorting to radical surgical interventions.
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Before starting the procedure, the doctor conducts a comprehensive consultation with the patient. At the same time, all the nuances and expected results are discussed, and possible contraindications are identified. These include:
- Diabetes
- Diseases of the heart and blood vessels
- Bleeding disorders
- Connective tissue pathologies
Despite the technological nature of the process, there is a possibility of postoperative complications. Most patients experience swelling, hematomas and discomfort in the area of intervention. Unpleasant symptoms usually go away within the first week after the procedure.
In addition to these complications, there are risks (minimal) associated with possible asymmetry, improper tissue distribution, or graft rejection. When these problems occur, additional corrective procedures are required.
What areas of the body are treated?
Lipofilling is used to achieve goals such as improving shape, eliminating asymmetry and increasing the elasticity of the buttocks.
Careful distribution of fat cells avoids unnatural “dips” and angles.
Lipofilling of the legs (legs) is actively used to correct defects associated with their asymmetry.
The following areas of the body are also treated:
- Face and neck Lipofilling of the face and neck is an alternative technique for skin revitalization. In particular, this intervention is aimed at eliminating various defects and giving the skin elasticity. For example, lipofilling can eliminate nasolabial folds, double chin and “Venus rings” on the neck.
- Hips Lipofilling eliminates problems associated with asymmetry or lack of volume.
- Hands With the help of lipofilling, lost volume is restored and the contours of the hands are improved.
Procedure
The lipofilling process includes several key steps. The surgical intervention algorithm looks like this:
- Selection of donor area. The specialist determines the area of the body from which the fatty tissue will be removed. Most often, the buttocks, thighs or abdomen are chosen as donor areas
- Fat extraction. For this purpose, modern technologies and equipment are used. Using the Pal LipoSculptor (or Vaser) device, specialists perform delicate splitting and extraction of adipose tissue. In this case, the largest number of living cells is preserved
- Processing of adipose tissue. The biomaterial is centrifuged. This is required to clean it from impurities and damaged cells
- Transplantation. At this stage, purified adipose tissue is introduced into areas requiring correction and volume
The technologies used in lipofilling make it possible to break down up to 30% of fat cells in one procedure. In this case, up to 85% of cells suitable for transplantation are preserved. Against the background of the preservation of nearby tissues and structures (nerves and blood vessels), the rehabilitation period is shortened, and the risk of edema and hematomas is reduced.
For successful rehabilitation and achieving optimal results, it is important to strictly follow the specialist’s recommendations. The length of the rehabilitation period, as a rule, ranges from 7 to 14 days. During this time, it is necessary to minimize physical activity and avoid thermal procedures.
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What is lipofilling?
Lipofilling combines minimal invasiveness and high efficiency. This is due to its gentle effect on tissue. The main goal of this procedure is to correct the shape and contours of the body by transferring the patient’s own fat.
One of the potential disadvantages of lipofilling can be considered the temporary nature of the result. But thanks to safety, the possibility of using your own tissues and the absence of the risk of rejection, this technique takes a well-deserved place among other methods of aesthetic correction.
The main emphasis of this technique is not only on eliminating “problem” areas, but also on creating more sculptural and clear lines of the figure. Thus, doctors not only remove excess fat, but also create new, more expressive and aesthetic forms.
Despite the visually transformative magic of liposculpture, this procedure is not a replacement for a healthy lifestyle and regular physical activity. Maintaining the results of any aesthetic procedure depends largely on consistency of healthy habits and self-care.