How do you lose a body full of fat? Exercise? Diet? Why not try autologous fat grafting, that is, to lose fat, and fill in the hope of plumping up the area, a multi-task! What is Autologous Lipofilling? Autologous fat filling refers to a surgical method that uses vacuum liposuction to suck out the fatty parts of the human body, and then injects and implants pure fat particles into the affected area after special treatment, in order to change and improve the shape of the affected area. What areas of fat are extracted? Lipo-filling, generally, is to suck out the excess fat from your own waist, abdomen, thighs and other parts of the body, select the complete fat cell particles, and then transplant them through injection technology at multiple levels and points. What parts of the body can be filled with autologous fat? Fat can be used to make the cheeks, tear troughs, apple muscle and other sunken parts of the face fuller, and also make the forehead, chin and lips fuller and more three-dimensional, making the face younger. Now it is also widely used in breast filling. Is the survival rate of autologous fat filling high? The quality of the fat varies from person to person. If the density and viscosity of the fat is just right, then the survival rate of the fat is high. The skill of the doctor is especially important, and the requirements of the surgical environment are very strict, so when you undergo fat transplantation, you must choose a regular medical aesthetic organization. Is it better to have more and more auto-fat fillers? Lipofilling needs to be done in small amount and several times, because injecting too much fat at one time will cause the injected fat not to get blood oxygenation, which will form hard nodules, calcification, etc., and then the fat will not be able to survive. Is the effect of filler permanent? In addition to the fact that there is no immune reaction because the material comes from the body, the permanent effect is also its advantage, which has been confirmed by a large number of experiments and clinical observations. There will be a certain amount of absorption in the first three months after the surgery, and the rate of absorption varies from person to person due to individual differences.