Typically, I remove the fat using Coleman Technique as there is a limit to how much fat can be transferred as the cells require a reliable blood supply when grafted to survive.

Once the fat has been extracted it will be spun in a centrifuge which separates the adipose fat cells from the other liquids that have been extracted with it, such as blood, plasma and water. Once the fat has been isolated, a small syringe is used to inject the fat into the host area; plumping, enhancing and restoring volume to this desired area(s).

As some of the fat will always be absorbed by the body, the patient must understand that the initial results will change slightly over the following few months and they may require a repeat procedure(s) to produce the desired results.