Plastic Surgery
Precision-prepared fat for aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.
Autologous fat grafting is a foundational technique in plastic surgery, used for aesthetic augmentation, breast reconstruction, body contouring, and the correction of soft-tissue defects. The clinical objective may range from restoring volume and structural support to improving tissue quality in scarred, damaged, or previously treated areas.
By controlling tissue preparation and particle size, the Adinizer allows surgeons to prepare structural microfat and regenerative nanofat from a single harvest—matching the graft characteristics and delivery pathway to the intended surgical application.
Structural Role
Restores natural volume in breasts, buttocks, face, and hands. Supports contouring,symmetry, projection, and soft-tissue thickness—especially around implants and flaps.
Regenerative Role
Nanofat literature shows improved skin texture, thickness, and scar remodeling throughECM-supported fibroblast activation and signaling-cell activity.
Where Fat Is Used
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Breast augmentation & reconstruction
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General reconstructive surgery
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Rejuvenation and volumization of the face and hands
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Skin rejuvenation (improved dermal thickness, fine rhytids, and quality)
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Scar revision & wound care
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Adjunct support for implants, flaps, and reconstructive procedures
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.
