50ml Fat Harvesting Syringes With Auto Lock Mechanism For Fat Transfer Liposuction

Smaller deficiencies respond to serial fat grafting. Large soft tissue deficiencies may require micro vascular free tissue transfer.

Fat grafting by injection has been increasingly used for the treatment of congenital and acquired facial deformities in which there is failure of development or loss of facial soft tissue.

Depending on the size of the area to be treated and the amount of fat to be injected, regional or general anesthesia may be required.

The goal is to obtain maximally viable fat cells with minimum trauma to the cells. This is typically accomplished by a specially designed cannulas and syringes not larger than 10 cc (larger syringes produces too much negative suction damaging the fat cells).

Fat can be harvested from any body's site in which there is abundance (abdomen, thighs, buttocks, etc.).

Some surgeons prefer a dry technique without pre-injection of fluid. Some infiltrate the area with a diluted solution of local anesthesia with epinephrine.