Natural volume restoration with your own fat.
Facial fat transfer restores volume with your own fat – natural and able to integrate permanently.
In facial fat transfer, your own fat is harvested and injected into the face to restore volume — a natural, lasting result.

Your own material, natural result; complements a facelift.
Part of the fat remains permanently.
Facial fat transfer (lipofilling) harvests your own fat by liposuction, processes it and injects it into areas of the face that have lost volume – cheeks, temples, tear trough or the nasolabial region. Because your own tissue is used, the result is natural and can integrate permanently.
Much of facial ageing is not sagging but volume loss. The face looks hollow and tired. Fat restores this volume – often more naturally than filler, because it feels like your own tissue. With significant sagging it is combined with a lift.
Some of the transferred fat (often 30–50%) is reabsorbed; the integrated fat then stays permanently. A second session is sometimes sensible to build the result. The final result appears after a few months, once swelling and reabsorption have stabilised.
The procedure is under local anaesthetic or sedation. Swelling and bruising at the donor site and in the face are normal for 1–2 weeks. Advantage over fillers: no foreign material. See cosmetic surgery in Turkey.
This page is for general information and does not replace medical advice. Every operation carries risks. Results are individual and cannot be guaranteed.
Much of facial ageing is volume loss, not just sagging; fat restores it without foreign material.
About 30–50% of the fat is reabsorbed, the rest stays permanently; the final result appears after months.
For the full overview, see our page on cosmetic surgery in Turkey.
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