Patients who want to achieve a more youthful appearance without resorting to surgery are always on the lookout for safe treatments that actually work. Luckily, Louisiana residents now have access to a ground-breaking, minimally-invasive procedure that is highly effective in restoring volume and improving skin quality. Nano-fat grafting involves removing fat from the patient's body, filtering and emulsifying it, and then injecting it into treatment areas that have lost volume and/or are exhibiting poor skin quality. This procedure can be used to treat a variety of issues, including wrinkles, sagging skin, and hollow eyes. Nano-fat grafting is a minimally-invasive alternative to surgery that provides natural-looking results with minimal downtime. If you're interested in achieving a more youthful appearance without going under the knife, nano-fat grafting may be the right treatment for you. This transfer is an effective measure to reduce volume loss, under-eye bags, facial wrinkles and fine lines - among other cosmetic improvements. Because nano-fat grafting uses the patient’s own natural tissue, there is no risk of an allergic reaction. Also, the emulsified fat is natural and contains stem cells and growth factors - making the results of the procedure longer lasting than traditional non-surgical alternatives.

Nano-fat grafting is an effective way to reduce volume loss, under-eye bags, facial wrinkles and fine lines. because it uses the patient’s natural tissue, there is no risk of an allergic reaction. Emulsified fat is natural and contains stem cells and growth factors, so the results are longer lasting than with traditional non-surgical procedures.

Nano-fat grafting is a minimally invasive fat transfer technique that can help improve the appearance of your skin. The procedure begins with liposuction, during which fat is removed from a donor site on your body, such as the buttocks, thighs, abdomen, or love handles. The fat is then purified and mixed with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or platelet-rich fibrin (PRF). This mixture is then injected into the treatment area to help stimulate collagen production and improve tissue quality.

Fat transfer, or grafting, from one’s own body to another site on the body, has been used in aesthetic and rejuvenative surgery for decades.

In recent years, however, a new form of bioregenerative medicine, known as nanofat grafting, has been gaining popularity.

This liquefied fat, known as nanofat, has high levels of mesenchymal stem cells, growth factors and stromal vascular fraction which have been shown to promote endothelial proliferation, collagen creation and new cell creation and differentiation.

This fluid is centrifuged to maximise the fat concentration and is then reinjected along the hairline to stimulate the hair follicles and promote hair regrowth.

“Once we have aspirated the fat cells, we then put that tissue through a series of mechanical disaggregation, so in other words what we do is we break down the fat cells. And between the fat cells are what we call stromal cells, and they line the connective tissue between the fat cells and when we mechanically disaggregate those cells, what we end up doing is getting a very rich regenerative tissue transplant to put back into someone’s hair loss areas.”

After nanofat hair restoration, you can expect some redness and swelling in the injection sites, as well as some general discomfort, swelling, and bruising in the liposuction treatment area.