Facial Aesthetics Procedures

To Whom Is Facial Fat Injection Applied?

Soft tissue loss is one of the most important changes in the face as one gets older. These losses, which are more apparent around the eyes and in the mid-face line, cause weakening of the subcutaneous tissue and thinning of the skin. Tear troughs, nose and lip lines, and marionette lines gradually deepen. Anyone who is middle-aged and has a tired expression can have a fat injection. Fat injections which can also be applied to those with a flat mid-face, a back forehead, a back chin, and a weak jawline are the best way to restore proportion and balance to the face.

No incision is formed!

Fat tissues are collected from any part of the body with the help of special thin cannulas and injectors. Generally, the adipose tissues taken from the waist and hip areas are centrifuged or filtered. The purpose of this process is to purify adipose tissue. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. In some cases, such as plumping the cheeks with fat injection during facelift surgery, it can also be performed under general anesthesia while the surgical procedure is in progress. Adipose tissues that are ready to be transferred are transposed to the injector and then injected into the relevant area. Since no incision is formed, there is no such thing as scarring.

What Kind of Problems Can Be Experienced After Fat Injections to the Face?

Fat injections to the face are completely safe and no serious problems are expected. If we examine each area where they are performed;

If an excessive amount of fat is injected into the midface area, exaggerated results may be encountered after the procedure. There is more swelling on the lips; however, the melting rates are quite high.

I Want to Have Fat Injection, Are the Results Permanent?

In the past, it was thought that all the transferred fats were lost. However, when the adipose tissue is removed from the relevant area with the right techniques, prepared properly, and injected with the right methods, the permanence rate is very high. Retention rates are also quite high in the middle face, forehead, chin tip, and chin contours. We see that the losses are higher in the active areas. However, we can state that the restorative effects of fat injections are permanent.

Results with Botox are Promising!

Wrinkles in the forehead, around the eyes, between the eyebrows, on the side walls of the nose, fine lines above the lips, around the mouth, and on the neck skin… These conditions that occur as a result of the contraction of the muscles in the face and neck region bring along an old, tired and unhappy facial expression. Botox is an application that is applied to eliminate this expression, and its effect continues for 4-6 months, although it varies from person to person. The aim is to prevent the temporary contraction of mimic muscles. Thus, while the tired expression on the face is eliminated, the person is gained a wrinkle-free, youthful and more vigorous facial expression is gained.

Is Botox a Painful Procedure?

Botox that is injected into the muscles that cause wrinkles with a very fine-tipped needle does not cause you any pain. After the procedure, it is important not to rub that area by hand to avoid the botox to disperse into the surrounding muscles.

Will my face swell?

It should be noted that Botox is not filler. Botox medication applied to the face is in very low doses. Therefore situations such as facial volume increase or swelling do not occur. The edema, which is likely to be seen after the application, disappears automatically in a short time.

If I Don’t Have Regular Botox, Will My Wrinkles Increase?

The effect of Botox disappears in about 3 to 6 months. When the wrinkles that used to exist before the procedure begin to become visible again, people may think that the wrinkles have increased as they are used to a wrinkle-free state. However, not getting Botox regularly does not increase wrinkles.

Who Cannot Have Botox?

Botulinum toxin has no side effects; however, it is not recommended for pregnant and lactating mothers to have botox.

Considering the possibility of bleeding in the application area, people with coagulation disorders should not have botox.

Botox is not applied to people with muscle diseases such as myasthenia gravis, Eaton-lambert syndrome, ALS.

Botox is not applied to people who are hypersensitive to Botulinum toxin type A.

Botox in Safe Hands!

Having the Botox performed by people who have knowledge and experience about the anatomy of facial muscles is crucial to have satisfying results and to obtain a natural appearance. You should make sure to consult with doctors who are experts and experienced in their field.