WFY Plastic Surgery offers facial fat grafting in Gurgaon for people who want to restore lost facial volume, improve hollow or sunken areas, and create a softer, fuller and more refreshed appearance using their own body fat while maintaining natural facial proportions.
Facial fat grafting, also known as facial fat transfer, uses your fat as a natural filler for reducing hollowed and thinning areas on the face. Your doctor will harvest the fat from areas of your body with excessive fat through liposuction. The fat is then transferred to areas of the face for volumetric correction.
It can be used for concerns such as hollow cheeks, sunken temples, a less full area under the eyes, or certain changes around the mouth. The amount of fat used depends on the area being treated and the result you want.
Unlike a temporary filler, this procedure uses your own fat. Some of the transferred fat is naturally absorbed by the body after surgery, while the remaining fat can stay in the treated area.
The aim is not to make the face look puffy. The fat is placed carefully so the treated areas have enough fullness while the natural shape of the face is maintained.
At WFY Plastic Surgery, facial fat grafting is offered to patients who feel that certain areas of their face look hollow, thin, or less full than before. The surgeon looks at your face and discusses where you would like to add volume.
WFY Plastic Surgery has 15+ years of experience and 6,000+ procedures across plastic and cosmetic surgery. The amount of fat used is planned carefully because every face needs a different amount of volume.
Some patients want to restore fullness that has been reduced with age. Others may have naturally hollow cheeks or want more volume in a particular part of the face. The treatment can be planned around these individual concerns.
If you are looking for a facial fat grafting clinic in Gurgaon, you can discuss the areas you want to improve with the WFY team and understand whether fat transfer is suitable for you.
WFY Plastic Surgery has experienced and qualified plastic surgeons with expertise in facial, cosmetic, and aesthetic procedures. The surgeons carefully assess your facial structure, existing volume, skin quality, and the areas where you would like to restore or add fullness before planning facial fat grafting.
During the consultation, you can discuss concerns such as hollow cheeks, sunken temples, reduced volume beneath the eyes, or other areas of the face that appear thin or less full. The surgeon can explain whether facial fat grafting may be suitable for you, where the fat may be collected from, how much volume may be appropriate, the expected result, recovery, and the limitations based on your individual facial structure.
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The facial fat grafting cost in Gurgaon starts from around ₹80,000. The final price depends on the areas being treated, amount of fat required, fat harvesting and processing technique, anaesthesia, surgeon's fees, facility charges, and whether another facial procedure is performed at the same time. An exact estimate can be provided after the surgeon examines your face and discusses your desired outcome.
| TYPE OF FACIAL FAT GRAFTING | APPROXIMATE COST IN GURGAON |
|---|---|
| Cheek Fat Grafting | ₹80,000 – ₹1,20,000 |
| Under-Eye Fat Grafting | ₹80,000 – ₹1,20,000 |
| Full Face Fat Grafting | ₹1,20,000 – ₹1,80,000 |
| Facial Fat Grafting with Another Procedure | ₹1,50,000 – ₹2,25,000+ |
| Revision Fat Grafting | ₹1,20,000 – ₹2,00,000+ |
Facial fat grafting may be suitable if you have lost facial fullness, have naturally hollow areas, or feel that certain parts of your face appear thinner or less defined than you would like. The procedure uses your own body fat to restore volume in selected areas of the face.
You may be a suitable candidate if:
Hollow Cheeks: Your cheeks appear less full or more hollow than you would like and you want to restore facial volume.
Sunken Facial Areas: You have selected areas of the face, such as the temples, under-eye area or other regions, that appear hollow or lacking volume.
Facial Volume Loss: Your face has become thinner or lost fullness due to ageing, weight changes or other individual factors.
Enough Donor Fat: You have a suitable amount of excess fat in another area of your body that can potentially be harvested for transfer.
Good General Health: You are healthy enough to undergo the procedure and have an appropriate recovery.
Stable Weight: Your body weight is reasonably stable, as significant weight changes can affect both the donor area and the appearance of transferred fat.
Realistic Expectations: You understand that not all transferred fat survives and that some of the fat may naturally be absorbed during the healing process.
Facial fat grafting is not suitable for everyone. Your surgeon will assess the areas where you want to restore volume as well as the potential donor areas from which fat can be harvested. The final treatment plan depends on your facial structure, available donor fat, desired improvement and individual healing factors.
Facial fat grafting can be used to restore or add volume to different areas of the face. The surgeon assesses the areas that appear hollow or less full and plans the amount of fat required according to your facial structure and desired result:
Your surgeon examines your face and discusses the areas where you would like to restore or add volume. Your facial proportions, skin condition and desired outcome are considered before planning the treatment.
A suitable area of the body with enough available fat is selected for harvesting. Common donor areas may include the abdomen, thighs or other areas with suitable fat deposits.
Local anaesthesia, sedation or another suitable anaesthesia option may be used depending on the amount of fat being harvested, the treatment areas and your individual requirements.
A small amount of fat is gently removed from the selected donor area using a thin cannula. The technique is planned to collect suitable fat while minimising trauma to the surrounding tissues.
The harvested fat is processed and prepared before transfer. The suitable fat cells are separated and prepared for placement into the selected areas of the face.
The prepared fat is carefully placed into the selected facial areas using small amounts at different depths. Precise placement helps restore volume while maintaining the natural contours of the face.
The surgeon assesses the treated areas to check the volume, contour and overall facial balance. Additional adjustments may be made during the procedure when required.
You will receive instructions regarding swelling, medicines, sleeping position, activity restrictions and care of the donor and treated areas. Follow-up helps monitor healing and the developing facial contour.
If your face has lost volume or certain areas appear hollow, facial fat grafting can help restore fullness using fat taken from your own body. The treatment can be planned to improve facial volume while maintaining your natural facial contours.
Restores Facial Fullness: Adds volume to facial areas that appear thin, hollow or less full than desired.
Uses Your Own Fat: The procedure uses fat harvested from another area of your own body rather than an artificial implant.
Improves Facial Shape: Carefully placed fat can improve facial volume and create a more balanced appearance.
Softens Hollow Areas: Can help reduce the appearance of hollow cheeks, temples, under-eye areas and other selected areas of volume loss.
Natural Feel: The transferred fat can become part of the treated area as the tissues heal, creating a natural-looking and natural-feeling result.
Two-Way Change: Fat is removed from a suitable donor area and used to restore volume in selected areas of the face.
Long-Lasting Volume: Some of the transferred fat is naturally absorbed during healing, while the fat that remains can provide longer-lasting facial fullness.
Recovery after facial fat grafting is gradual. Swelling, bruising, mild soreness and temporary fullness are common during the initial healing period. Swelling can occur both in the treated areas of the face and in the area from which the fat was harvested. The facial tissues gradually settle as healing progresses.
Swelling, bruising and mild soreness are common during the first few days. The face may appear fuller than expected because of postoperative swelling. You may also experience some discomfort in the donor area.
Facial swelling and bruising may still be visible during the first week, although discomfort generally begins to improve. You may gradually return to light daily activities according to your surgeon's advice. Avoid unnecessary pressure or massage over the treated areas.
Bruising usually starts to reduce and the face begins to look less swollen. The treated areas may still feel sensitive, so it is important to protect them from pressure, injury and unnecessary manipulation.
More of the initial swelling gradually settles and the treated areas begin to show a clearer facial contour. The transferred fat continues to settle within the tissues while the donor area also continues to heal.
The face continues to settle as residual swelling decreases. During this period, some of the transferred fat is naturally absorbed by the body, while the fat that remains begins to contribute to the longer-term facial volume.
The facial tissues continue to mature and the remaining transferred fat settles. As swelling resolves and healing progresses, the longer-term facial contour and volume become easier to assess.
Facial fat grafting is a surgical procedure and, like any surgery, carries some risks. Swelling and bruising are common during recovery, while other complications may occur depending on the treatment area, amount of fat transferred and individual healing response.
Swelling: Swelling around the treated facial areas is common after fat grafting and may remain noticeable for several weeks before gradually reducing.
Bruising: Bruising can develop around the areas where fat has been injected and usually improves gradually during recovery.
Infection: An infection can develop around the treated facial area or the donor site and may require appropriate treatment.
Uneven Volume: One side of the face may retain more transferred fat than the other, which can result in some asymmetry.
Fat Absorption: Some of the transferred fat is naturally absorbed by the body, which can reduce the amount of volume that remains after healing.
Overcorrection: The treated area may initially look fuller than expected because of swelling and the amount of fat transferred.
Fat Lumps: Small areas of unevenness, firmness or lumpiness can sometimes develop as the transferred fat settles.
Changes in Sensation: Temporary numbness, tingling or increased sensitivity may occur in the treated or donor areas during healing.
Donor-Site Problems: The area from which fat is harvested may experience swelling, bruising, tenderness or temporary unevenness.
Revision Treatment: Additional fat grafting or another corrective procedure may sometimes be considered if there is significant volume loss, asymmetry, unevenness or if the desired result is not achieved.
Your individual risks depend on the areas being treated, amount of fat transferred, donor-site characteristics, surgical technique and your healing process. Your surgeon will explain the risks relevant to your case and the expected outcome before you decide to undergo facial fat grafting.
Facial fat grafting requires careful assessment and precise placement because the amount of volume added can influence the overall appearance and balance of the face. At WFY Plastic Surgery, the treatment is planned according to your facial structure, areas of volume loss and desired improvement.
WFY Plastic Surgery has more than 15 years of experience in plastic, cosmetic and facial surgery procedures.
The plastic surgery team has performed more than 6,000 surgical and aesthetic procedures across different treatment needs.
Facial fat grafting is performed by experienced plastic surgeons with expertise in facial and cosmetic procedures.
Your facial structure, areas of volume loss and overall proportions are carefully assessed before deciding where additional volume may be appropriate.
The amount of fat required and the areas to be treated are planned according to your individual facial features and desired improvement.
The procedure uses fat harvested from a suitable donor area of your own body rather than an artificial facial implant.
Prepared fat is placed carefully into selected facial areas to help achieve appropriate fullness and maintain the natural contours of the face.
The treatment is planned to improve areas that appear hollow or less full while maintaining harmony between different facial features.
You receive guidance regarding swelling, medicines, activity, care of treated areas and follow-up during the recovery period.
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There is no fixed amount of fat required for facial fat grafting. The amount depends on the areas being treated, the amount of volume loss and the result you want to achieve. Your surgeon will assess your face and decide how much fat may be appropriate for your treatment.
The harvested fat is processed and prepared during the procedure, and only suitable fat is selected for transfer to the face. Any remaining material is handled according to the surgical and clinical process.
In selected cases, facial fat grafting may help improve the appearance and feel of certain depressed or indented scars. However, suitability depends on the type, depth and location of the scar. Your surgeon will examine the scar before recommending the appropriate treatment.
A small amount of fat is removed from the selected donor area, so there may be a subtle change in its contour. However, facial fat grafting is primarily performed to restore or add facial volume and is not intended as a body-contouring procedure.
Some patients may be suitable for a second fat grafting session if additional volume is desired after the initial result has settled. It is generally advisable to allow sufficient time for swelling to resolve and the transferred fat to stabilise before deciding whether further treatment is appropriate.
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