Preparation and Procedure
Fat injections in the buttocks and thighs do not require much effort from the patient. During the preparation phase, it is essential to undergo a comprehensive and inexpensive medical examination to identify any contraindications promptly.
Following this, the surgeon performing the buttock augmentation will evaluate the test results and discuss all the details of the upcoming procedure with you. If any contraindications are found, the specialist will suggest approved methods for buttock augmentation and thigh contour enhancement. If no contraindications are found, they will examine you and identify the most problematic areas for harvesting your fat.
The next stage of preparation involves marking the recipient area.
The fat material will be sourced from a computer program.
The next stage of preparation involves determining the recipient area and the donor areas. Using computer software, the doctor will create a model of the expected volume after the fat transfer procedure. You can then express your preferences. It should be noted that computer simulations do not provide a complete picture of the procedure's results, and the effect after rehabilitation may differ slightly from expectations. Fat is harvested from areas with a high fat content (abdomen, flanks, inner and outer thighs) via liposuction. Cannulas are inserted under the skin in the target area, through which the excess fat is extracted. The collected fat is then purified in a centrifuge to remove blood particles and algae. The prepared fat is then injected into the thighs and buttocks. Because both stages of fat injection are quite painful, the patient is given general or epidural anesthesia. According to women, fat grafting for buttock augmentation shows a noticeable long-term effect.
