PureCell Fat Grafting: Fat Refinement and Grafting Techniques

"My face has so little fat that it looks flat."

"When I’m stressed, I lose facial fat first."

"I often hear that my face looks like a peanut."

Facial volume is an important appearance factor that shapes your impression.

As people age, those who lose facial fat or who naturally have insufficient facial fat

may look older or appear tired, which can be a source of concern.

If you are experiencing these issues, you may consider a method that adds natural-looking volume through autologous fat grafting.

1 year after PureCell fat grafting surgery

PureCell Fat Grafting

PureCell fat grafting is one of the fat grafting methods and a technique aimed at achieving more precise and natural results.

This method is applied to areas that need volume, such as the face, cheeks, side cheeks, under the eyes, and nasolabial folds,

and may be useful for those seeking natural-looking, supple results.

For those interested in areas that need facial volume, especially cheek fat grafting and side cheek fat grafting,

PureCell fat grafting can be a very effective option.

This technique may help restore facial dimension or balance,

and is known as a way to bring back soft and smooth volume. The advantages of PureCell fat grafting include improving the survival rate of the graft, lowering the likelihood of needing repeat procedures, and helping the grafted area settle in naturally.

Fine extraction of purified fat

Source: TS Plastic Surgery website

The purified fat used in PureCell fat grafting is highly refined fat,

and is especially effective for facial fat grafting. It is a suitable method for cheek fat grafting and side cheek fat grafting,

and can add natural, balanced volume to areas of the face that lack fullness.

After fat harvesting, this process precisely filters the fat using specialized equipment,

removing unnecessary blood, moisture, waste, and other impurities while leaving only pure fat cells. The purified fat produced this way can improve graft survival after transplantation,

helping it settle better in the grafted area and allowing for natural, stable results over time.

9 months after PureCell fat grafting surgery

Source: TS Plastic Surgery website

Maximizing survival rate with micro fat grafting

PureCell fat grafting refines fat into very fine particles before transplantation,

and is known as an effective method for improving fat survival rate. In this process, after fat is harvested,

impurities and damaged cells are removed, and only healthy, viable fat cells are injected into the grafted area. Micro fat grafting distributes these fat cells evenly in small amounts across multiple layers,

allowing the fat to receive blood supply smoothly and maximizing the survival rate.

Because it is performed more precisely than conventional fat grafting and has a higher survival rate,

the chance of the transplanted fat being absorbed is lower, and stable results can be maintained. It is especially suitable for cheek fat grafting and side cheek fat grafting, where detailed volume adjustment is needed, such as in the face.

Source: TS Plastic Surgery website

For more complete results with secondary grafting

Secondary fat grafting is the process of adding more fat if needed after the first fat grafting procedure.

After the first fat grafting, some of the fat may be naturally absorbed, and when it is necessary to supplement insufficient volume or

when a more complete result is desired, a second fat grafting procedure can be performed.

PureCell fat grafting uses high-purity micro fat to improve the survival rate,

so sufficient volume is often achieved with the first graft. However, depending on an individual’s constitution or

the characteristics of the grafted area, some of the fat may be absorbed, and a secondary graft may be needed.

※ Depending on the individual, side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, and nerve damage may occur, so sufficient consultation with the medical staff before surgery is necessary.

The image is an example to help with understanding.