Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Facial asymmetries are a common finding among patients seeking help in plastic surgeons, especially in the elder people as atrophy of subcutaneous fat tissue is the one of the main manifestations of aging which results not only in loss of skin laxity but also in the asymmetry of the face. Therefore it is essential to provide a patient with the volume replacement therapy. While there are several methods which may resolve this issue, the most appropriate in our opinion is the use of autologous fat. Its transplantation has been used with different degree of success. However due to its non allergenic nature and the ability to harvest it form almost any patient makes it the perfect filler to combat the asymmetries. In this presentation we would like to share our experience and provide some tips and tricks regarding the fat grafting in the asymmetry of the face MATERIALS AND METHODS: We have gathered our experience in fat grafting, starting from harvesting, processing and grafting itself in order to provide the patients with the most appeasing appearance. RESULTS: With our approach we have been able to not only to restore the natural appearance but also provide long lasting results. The complications were minimal, with the only partial loss of volume. CONCLUSION: Our method of fat processing and grafting provides the patients with the long lasting results, with minimal complications and makes the fat the perfect filler for volume replacement therapy.

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