Lipofilling in Vienna - Own fat injections
By means of the Fami technique, autologous fat is used in wrinkle treatment and lip augmentation. The application possibilities of injections with the patient's own fat (lipofilling) are diverse and range from breast augmentation to injections for dark circles under the eyes.
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Advantages of lipofilling
As autologous fat is a material that is produced naturally in the body and does not contain any preservatives or foreign substances, allergic reactions or transfer of foreign bacteria are not possible with autologous fat injections.
Last but not least, autologous fat injection offers a natural, long-lasting result.
This is how own fat removal works
Using the tumenescence technique, autologous fat is taken from a suitable spot. If necessary, this can also be combined with liposuction in the case of really disturbing fat deposits (e.g. breeches).
After special preparation, the fat is injected under local anaesthesia with anatomical cannulas corresponding to the shape of the face!
Frequently asked questions about lipofilling
Lipofilling, which patients are suitable?
Patients who suffer from hollow cheeks, dark circles under the eyes and loss of tissue on the hands, décolleté or neck are particularly suitable for autologous fat injections!
Who is not suitable for autologous fat injection?
Unsuitable patients for lipofilling are people with sagging cheeks or massive excess skin.
Is the autologous fat injection painful?
No, the procedure is painless and is performed under local anaesthetic.
Does lipofilling have side effects?
As a side effect of autologous fat injections, bruising and slight swelling may occur, but these heal quickly.
Autologous fat injection, what to do before and after?
I recommend taking arnica globules 3 weeks before and after the autologous fat injection. This way there is hardly any swelling or haematoma formation.
What does lipofilling cost?
Serious statements about the costs of an autologous fat injection can only be made after a personal presentation and examination of the treating site.
