Lipotransfer, also known as autologous fat grafting, is a well-established aesthetic procedure that allows for natural and safe contouring of selected facial areas or restoring volume in the labia.
It’s an excellent alternative to traditional fillers like hyaluronic acid, especially for those who prefer treatments based on the body’s own regenerative resources.
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Perceptibility
Duration
60-120 min
Recovery time
14 days
Number of treatments in a series
1
Lipotransfer is recommended for individuals who want to:
The procedure is suitable for both women and men who value subtle, natural-looking results.
STEP I: Local anesthesia
STEP II: Insertion of a cannula through a small incision
STEP III: Fat harvesting from the donor area
STEP IV: Lipotransfer – injection of purified fat into the target area
Lipotransfer is not performed in individuals with active infections, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or patients with blood clotting disorders.
The procedure is also contraindicated during ongoing cancer treatment and in cases of uncontrolled chronic conditions such as diabetes or hypertension.
Each case requires individual evaluation by the treating physician.
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The effects of lipotransfer may last for up to 2 years, provided that a stable body weight is maintained. The removed adipose tissue will not regenerate; however, with significant weight fluctuations, fat may accumulate again in other areas of the body.
Lipotransfer requires small incisions; however, they are minor (usually 2–4 mm) and made in discreet areas. With proper care and recovery, the scars become almost invisible
The first changes may be noticeable after just a few weeks, while the full effect is assessed after 2–3 months, once swelling has subsided and the skin has adapted to the new shape.
In the first few weeks after the procedure, part of the transplanted fat may be naturally absorbed. The remaining portion integrates with the tissues and provides a long-lasting filling effect. The doctor takes this process into account when planning the graft volume.
Yes, lipotransfer is considered a safe procedure because it uses the patient’s own tissue, which minimizes the risk of allergic reactions. However, proper medical qualification and the doctor’s experience are crucial.