Autologous Fat Transfer (Microfat & Nanofat)
Regeneration through your own cells – natural, effective, and long-lasting
Autologous fat transfer uses your own fat tissue for aesthetic and regenerative skin treatments.
Fat is harvested from a discreet area – such as the abdomen, hips, or thighs – then specially processed and injected into other regions of the body.
Depending on the treatment goal, the fat is processed differently:
Microfat is primarily used for volume restoration, e.g., in hollow facial areas.
Nanofat is used for skin regeneration and rejuvenation.
Beyond restoring volume, fat transfer visibly improves skin quality because the processed tissue contains numerous regenerative cell types – including mesenchymal stem cells, endothelial progenitor cells, pericytes, immune cells, as well as growth factors and signaling molecules from the stromal vascular fraction (SVF).
These components can activate the body’s natural repair processes and strengthen the skin from within.
Nanofat – Our Patent-Pending Method
Nanofat transfer is a specialized form of autologous fat transfer. The fat tissue is mechanically emulsified until a fine, cell-rich fluid suspension remains – without intact fat cells
In autologous fat treatments, a portion of one’s own body’s fat is removed from an inconspicuous area (e.g., stomach, hips, or thighs) and injected into another body area. In addition to the effect of providing volume, another benefit of this treatment consists in rejuvenating the overlying skin because the graft is rich in mesenchymal stem cells. The size of the transplantation as well as its components determine whether a graft can be defined as micro- or nano-fat.
Application examples
- Sunken or saggy eye circles
- Dark eye circles
- Wrinkle treatments
- Skin improvement and regeneration (face, throat, décolleté, back of hands)
- Stretch marks
- Scars
The method is effective and safe, does not cause allergic reactions and is carried out on an outpatient basis. After a treatment, results vary from person to person and can last up to 3 years.