DOY JUN Fat Grafting
Fat Grafting Guide
Procedure guides
Facial Fat Grafting
The benefits of facial fat grafting at DOY JUN Plastic Surgery. The graft areas and the amount of fat to harvest and inject are determined. Fat is harvested from areas such as the thighs, buttocks, and abdomen. A centrifuge filters out impurities, leaving only pure fat.
Breast Fat Grafting
Lose the fat, gain the volume: breast fat grafting. Unwanted fat is harvested from the abdomen or thighs and grafted into the breasts. You can slim down and enlarge your breasts at the same time, without the foreign-body feel that comes with implants.
Buttock Fat Grafting
Buttock fat grafting at DOY JUN Plastic Surgery. You've built the muscle, but are you still bothered by a lack of volume and sagging lower buttocks? Pelvic structure and fat distribution are hard to change with exercise alone.
Articles
Fat survival after facial fat grafting: what is known so far
Based on summaries of published research, this article explains why the face loses volume, the areas where fat grafting is used, why grafted fat shrinks and the methods used to improve its survival, and where the evidence is still lacking.
Factors that affect fat graft survival
This article summarizes the evidence so far, and its limits, on the harvesting, processing, and injection stages, the environment of the recipient site, and the role of stem cells, all of which affect how much grafted fat remains.
Nanofat and microfat: the differences and the current evidence
Based on summaries of published research, this article explains how nanofat and microfat differ and what they are used for, how much has been confirmed about their stem cell effects, and what is still at the research stage.
Breast fat grafting: the evidence and its limits
Drawing on published research, this article covers breast fat grafting, which uses your own fat to add volume to the breasts and refine their shape: the position of professional societies, why results vary, complications, and concerns about breast cancer screening.
Buttock fat grafting: what you need to know about safety
Drawing on published research, this article calmly explains fat embolism, the most important risk of buttock fat grafting, how reported death rates have changed, efforts to reduce the risk, and what you should be sure to check during your consultation.
Fat grafting complications: why calcification and cysts form
This article explains what fat necrosis, oil cysts, and calcification after fat grafting mean, the rates reported in studies of breast fat grafting, what to know about imaging tests, and how these problems are managed.
Hollow under-eyes and sunken upper eyelids: filling them with fat grafting
Based on published research, this article explains why the areas under the eyes and the upper eyelids become hollow, the shift toward eyelid surgery that preserves volume, the evidence and complications for fat grafting and fillers, and what to check during your consultation.
Combining PRP with fat grafting: how far has the evidence come?
This article calmly explains why platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is used together with fat grafting and what is expected of it, the level of evidence from a pooled analysis of systematic reviews, and what to check during your consultation.
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