Contraindications of autologous fat nasolabial fold filling Advantages of autologous fat nasolabial fold filling

The depth of the nasolabial folds will become deeper as you age, making you look older. However, this can be filled with autologous fat. So what are the contraindications of filling the nasolabial folds with autologous fat?

People who are allergic to collagen, lidocaine, have immune diseases, have scar tissue, or are currently using corticosteroids are prohibited from undergoing this surgery, so you must communicate clearly with your doctor before undergoing this surgery to avoid unnecessary accidents.

The adhesion between the nasolabial groove and the deep tissue is fundamentally loosened. The small needle knife method is used with little trauma, no scars, and no rejection of autologous fat filling, which is highly safe. A special needle-shaped knife is inserted into the subcutaneous tissue to cut off the fiber ligament under the skin of the nasolabial groove, reduce the traction of the deep tissue, and fill the sunken space with autologous fat.

Nasolabial fold filling is an advanced facial plastic surgery method with good postoperative results. It is simple and effective to create a perfect face shape. However, the surgical process of nasolabial fold filling is very strict, which means that if we undergo surgery, we must go to a regular plastic surgery hospital for treatment.

1. Prevent infection: antibiotics and keep oral cavity clean.

2. Apply ice packs to reduce swelling and perform local immobilization.

3. Use cosmetics after 14 days, but be careful not to use too much force.

4. Strenuous activities can be performed several weeks after surgery.

5. Complications are rare and the surgical evaluation can be performed after a few months.