Fat Transfer

Fat transfer is a procedure used to improve and reshape fatty tissue in specific areas of the body. This procedure is performed by transferring a person’s own fat tissue to other areas. Fat transfer can be applied for both aesthetic and functional purposes.

The fat transfer procedure is generally performed to reduce fat accumulations in certain areas of the body or to reshape specific regions. This procedure is carried out using the person’s own fat tissue, thereby preserving the body’s natural appearance.

Fat transfer is most commonly applied to the face, breasts, hips, legs, and genital area. In addition to improving physical appearance, this procedure can also contribute to solving functional problems in some cases.

How Is Fat Transfer Performed?
The fat transfer procedure generally consists of three stages:

Fat Harvesting: In the first stage, fat tissue is removed from the person’s body. This process is usually performed from the abdomen, hips, or legs.
Processing of the Fat: The harvested fat tissue is processed in a sterile environment. During this process, fat cells are separated and purified.
Injection of the Fat: In the final stage, the processed fat cells are injected into the target area. This procedure may require several sessions to achieve the desired shape.

The fat transfer procedure is performed under general or local anesthesia. During the procedure, all necessary precautions are taken to ensure that the person undergoes the process comfortably and safely.

Fat transfer preserves the body’s natural appearance, and the results are generally long-lasting. However, in some cases, a portion of the fat cells may be absorbed over time, and additional procedures may be needed.

Suitable Areas for Fat Transfer
Fat transfer can be applied to various areas of the body. The most commonly treated areas are as follows:

Face: Fat transfer can be used to fill facial hollows, lift the cheeks, and enhance lip volume.
Breasts: Fat transfer can be used to correct shape deformities in the breast area and to increase breast volume.
Hips and Legs: Fat transfer can be used to improve shape irregularities in the hips and legs.
Genital Area: Fat transfer can be used to correct shape deformities in the genital area and to address functional problems.

The appropriate fat transfer technique and amount for each area are determined according to the individual’s needs and goals. Specialist physicians perform a personalized evaluation and create the most suitable treatment plan.

Genital Aesthetics and Fat Transfer
Fat transfer is also an effective method for addressing aesthetic and functional problems in the genital area. In the field of genital aesthetics, fat transfer can be used for the following purposes:

Increasing Labial Volume: Fat transfer can be used to increase the volume of small or asymmetrical genital lips.
Increasing Clitoral Volume: Fat transfer can be applied to increase small clitoral volume.
Vaginal Tightening: Fat transfer can be used to reduce vaginal laxity and achieve tightening.
Enhancement of the G-Spot: Fat transfer can be applied to strengthen the G-spot and increase its volume.

Fat transfer procedures in the genital area are performed by specialist physicians. These procedures may be aimed at increasing sexual function and satisfaction.