Facial Plastics & Oculoplastics
Structural Role
Restores contour in temples, periorbital hollows, midface, and lips. Supports adjunct facial procedures such as facelifts and rhinoplasty.
Regenerative Role
Improves skin texture, thickness, and remodeling via ECM-supported fibroblast activation and signaling-cell activity
Where Fat Is Used
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Facial rejuvenation: temples, cheeks, jawline, lips, folds, marionette lines
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Skin rejuvenation: improved fine wrinkles and dermal quality
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Periorbital aging: tear troughs, hollows, dark circles
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Perioral/lip rejuvenation
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Scars: acne, trauma, burns, surgical scars
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Rhinoplasty: soft-tissue camouflage and tissue quality support
Nanofat
Signaling.
Repair.
Nanofat is a mechanically processed autologous adipose-tissue preparation created through progressive downsizing and emulsification. Processing reduces the structural adipocyte component while retaining extracellular matrix and stromal vascular components for bio-cellular and tissue-quality applications.
Microfat
Volume.
Support.
Microfat is a mechanically sized autologous adipose-tissue graft composed of small clusters of viable adipocytes supported by native extracellular matrix and stromal vascular components. Limited processing preserves tissue structure for volume, contour, and structural support.
