2/3 hours
Local with sedation or general
7–10 days
Body lipofilling is a regenerative surgery technique that uses autologous fat, harvested via liposuction, to reshape and add volume to various areas of the body. It is indicated for:
A dual benefit: donor areas are contoured with liposuction while recipient areas are enriched with 100% biological, completely natural tissue.
The journey
Donor sites, available fat volume, recipient areas, and tissue quality are evaluated to plan the surgery.
Pre-operative examinations: blood chemistry tests, ECG, anesthesiology consultation.
Fat is harvested using microcannulas from the abdomen, flanks, or thighs, purified by centrifugation, and reinjected into the target areas to be reshaped.
A compression garment is worn over the donor areas for 3-4 weeks. Edema and bruising resolve within a few days.
frequently asked questions
A percentage is reabsorbed during the first few months; the remainder (60–70%) is stable and long-lasting.
Yes, in some cases a second session is scheduled to optimize the result.
No, they are only a few millimeters long in both donor and injection areas.
Extremely natural, as the patient’s own tissue is used.
Yes, depending on the available fat volume, multiple areas can be treated during the same session.
