Nano-Fat Transfer

The primary goal of nano-fat grafting is to derive stem cells from adipose tissue. Thus, that tissue then gets transferred into air-light capsules in a closed system and thinned out (using special filters) so that it can pass through a 0.7 mm cannula. Meanwhile, the viable fat cells get fractionated. Here, the goal is to obtain a rich structure from the resulting mesenchymal stem cells. The emulsion obtained via filtering contains abundant stem cells, cytokines (which boost your growth factor), and cells that heal you – it however doesn’t contain adipose cells.

The obtained nano-fat is then applied to your face to make it look fuller.

The area to be treated is numbed beforehand so that you can have a comfortable procedure. Next, your dense stem cells, growth factors, and healing cells (that support the stem cells) are transferred to your body using blunt thin cannulas. Once the cells have been fully transplanted, they’ll immediately begin to repair damaged tissues, replace ruptured ligaments, and support cells in their new environment. The result is skin that is of higher quality, shinier, spot-free, full of color, and younger-looking.