Uses the patient’s own fat tissue to increase volume in selected facial areas. The degree of visible change varies between individuals.
May alter facial shape depending on individual anatomy. Outcomes vary.
Involves removal of small amounts of fat from a donor site and transfer to facial areas. Outcomes vary between individuals.
During your consultation, we’ll assess your medical history, discuss your expectations, and determine whether this procedure is suitable.
Common reasons people consider fat grafting include:
Seeking assessment for facial volume change associated with ageing or weight variation.
Assessment of differences between facial areas.
Preference for autologous (own tissue) transfer rather than synthetic fillers.
May be performed in conjunction with other surgical procedures where clinically appropriate.
We’ll discuss your concerns, review your health, and outline possible approaches based on clinical assessment and anatomy.
You’ll receive detailed pre-operative information to support preparation and recovery.
Performed under local or general anaesthesia, fat is carefully harvested, purified, and injected into the desired facial areas. The technique and amount of fat transferred vary based on your needs.
Swelling and bruising are common in the first 1–2 weeks. Recovery times differ between individuals. Detailed aftercare guidance and follow-up visits will monitor healing and recovery.
All surgery carries risks. A detailed discussion of risks, limitations, and alternatives will occur during consultation. Detailed risks are included in the FAQs.
If you’d like to discuss your options or find out more about a procedure, contact our team to schedule a consultation with Dr Obaidi.
