DERMAL FILLERS

Dermal Fillers are injectable substances used to restore volume, smooth lines, and enhance facial contours. These cosmetic treatments have gained immense popularity due to their ability to provide immediate results with minimal downtime.

Dermal Fillers are typically made of various substances, each with unique properties suited for different applications.

The procedure for injecting Dermal Fillers is relatively quick, typically taking 15-60 minutes, depending on the treatment area. Side effects are generally mild and temporary, including redness, swelling, and bruising at the injection site. However, choosing a qualified and experienced practitioner is crucial to ensure safe and satisfactory results.

Here, fat is used as a Dermal Fillers to improve facial appearance by plumping up sunken areas.

Fat grafting is an advanced cosmetic process in which the fat of an individual is removed from one part and grafted or re-implanted into another area, where it is needed. 

In fat grafting, fat is generally extracted from the abdomen, buttocks or thighs. It is used to pump up facial skin and to add fullness to the lips and cheeks. Buttocks augmentation is another cosmetic application for which fat grafting is used. Here, this process is used instead of the conventional implants.

Fat grafting is also referred to medically as fat transfer and is used to minimize facial wrinkles and lines caused by aging skin. It is also an effective way of reducing scarring and setting right specific facial deformities. As the process makes use of the fat cells of the individual, the risk of rejection of the tissue by the body is very low.

Fat grafting is recommended for individuals with issues such as facial scars caused by a number of reasons. It is used to improve appearance of face in persons affected by hemi-facial atrophy.
Fat grafting can also improve the appearance of facial skin affected by aging symptoms like wrinkles, crow’s feet and fine lines.

During the process, both the area from where fat is taken and the filler area are anesthetized.

Fat is removed from an area where it is tightly packed using a special needle. 

The fat is processed and excess fluids are dispelled and then it is re-injected just under the skin.

Some moderate swelling and bruising may be visible for about two weeks after fat grafting. 

Minor corrections may be required in some cases to ensure the area appears normal. 

Patients are generally able to resume their normal activities from the very next day.