Full Face Fat Grafting

Facial Fat Grafting is a procedure in which Autologous Fat harvested from the abdomen or Thighs is purified and grafted into areas lacking volume, such as the Forehead, eyelids, anterior cheekbones, nasolabial folds, Under Eye area, Temple, and chin. Using an ultra-fine facial cannula (0.2–0.3 mm), the fat is grafted in multiple layers and may be performed alone or in combination with other facial procedures.

Three-dimensional facial volume with your own safe fat Autologous Fat is grafted into areas lacking volume to create a more three-dimensional Face. · Grafting areas: Forehead / eyelids / anterior cheekbones / nasolabial folds / Under Eye area / Temple / chin · No foreign-body reaction due to the use of Autologous Tissue · Minimized scarring through the use of an ultra-fine cannula (0.2–0.3 mm) · Optimal amount of fat grafted according to the degree of volume loss · Pure fat purification technology

Recommended for

· Those who want a youthful Face with more definition and volume · Those who want to restore volume without Implants or a foreign-body sensation · Those who want to improve the contour of specific areas · Those whose Face appears older due to a lack of facial fat · Those whose appearance seems harsh due to angular structures such as prominent cheekbones or a square Forehead

What Makes RNWOOD Fat Grafting Special

Point 1. Grafting the optimal amount of fat according to the degree of volume loss

Fat is grafted in the optimal amount according to the degree of volume loss.

Point 2. Use of a dedicated cannula for Facial Fat Grafting

A custom ultra-fine cannula with a rounded tip designed specifically for facial areas is used to reduce incision marks and scarring. (Standard cannula: 1.2 mm or more vs. RNWOOD ultra-fine cannula: 0.2–0.3 mm)

Point 3. Minimizing foreign-body sensation and side effects

Autologous Fat is used to minimize foreign-body sensation and side effects.

Fat Processing Methods

Fat particle size is processed differently depending on the grafting site and tissue characteristics. Options include microfat and nanofat, which are selected according to the treatment plan. An additional option is to isolate fresh stromal vascular fraction (SVF) from the harvested fat and inject it together; however, studies vary regarding improvements in graft survival and retention, and such effects are not guaranteed.

Procedure Steps

STEP 1. Fat Harvesting

Fat is harvested from areas of the body such as the abdomen or Thighs.

STEP 2. Fat Separation

Impurities are separated from the harvested fat.

STEP 3. Isolating Pure Fat

Only pure fat is filtered and purified into a condition suitable for grafting.

STEP 4. Transfer to a Grafting Syringe

The purified fat is transferred into a syringe for grafting.

STEP 5. Designing the Fat Grafting Areas

Areas requiring volume are precisely designed.

STEP 6. Facial Fat Grafting

Fat is grafted in multiple layers using an ultra-fine cannula.

Procedure Information

| Procedure time: Approximately 1 hour | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia | Recovery period: 7 days | Suture removal: 10 days after surgery | Follow-up visits: 1–2 times

Pre- and Post-Procedure Precautions

Before Surgery

· During consultation, facial anatomical structure, donor sites, skin and tissue condition, existing asymmetry, health status, medications, nicotine exposure, and previous Dermal Fillers or surgical history are reviewed.

After Surgery

· Some of the grafted fat will be absorbed, and additional grafting may be performed at least 3 months after the initial procedure. · When combined with other facial procedures, surgery time, swelling, risks, and recovery time may increase.

Please Be Sure to Review

Side effects such as swelling, bruising, asymmetry, lumpiness, oil cysts, Calcification, Overcorrection or Undercorrection, infection, and fat necrosis may occur after Fat Grafting. Some of the grafted fat will be absorbed, and because the amount that survives cannot be predicted, additional grafting may be needed. In rare cases, if injected fat enters a blood vessel and blocks blood flow, serious neurological injury such as skin necrosis, permanent blindness, or stroke may occur. Results vary by individual; please make a decision only after thorough consultation with a qualified specialist.