Structural Facial Fat Grafting

Autologous micro-fat harvesting, purification, and multi-planar structural transfer for the forehead, temples, tear troughs, cheeks, nasolabial folds, chin, and neck wrinkles.

Overview: Structural Autologous Facial Fat Grafting

Age-related facial hollowing and skeletal remodeling often create harsh shadows across the forehead, temples, under-eye tear troughs, and mid-face. BONITA's Structural Facial Fat Grafting (lifting_3.html) uses the patient's own purified adipose tissue to restore soft, three-dimensional volume and support overlying skin quality without synthetic fillers.

Treatment Areas & Clinical Method

Comprehensive Facial & Neck Zones:
- Upper Face: Flat or indented forehead, sunken temples, and supraorbital hollows
- Mid-Face: Under-eye tear troughs, anterior malar (apple cheek) projection, and lateral cheek hollows
- Lower Face & Neck: Deep nasolabial folds, marionette lines, chin projection, and horizontal neck creases
3-Step Micro-Droplet Technique:
1. Gentle Harvesting: Low-pressure lipoaspiration from donor sites (typically inner/outer thighs or lower abdomen) to preserve adipocyte viability.
2. Refinement & Purification: Removal of tumescent fluid, oil, and fibrous debris to isolate intact fat parcels.
3. Multi-Planar Injection: Layer-by-layer micro-droplet placement across deep and superficial subcutaneous planes using blunt micro-cannulas to encourage vascular integration.

Recovery & Potential Risks

Engraftment & Recovery: Mild-to-moderate swelling peaks within 3–5 days and settles gradually over 2–4 weeks; a portion of transferred fat naturally resorbs during the first 3 months.
Potential Risks & Side Effects: Donor- and recipient-site bruising, swelling, partial fat resorption, minor contour irregularity, oil cyst formation, or calcification may occur.

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