Nanofat, regenerative medicine: a tissue revolution thanks to cosmetic surgery

Nanofat, liquefied fat: a source of stromal vascular fraction…

     The Nanofat

   Nanofat is a fat transfer technology that allows for tissue induction in the injection area. Nanofat was initially described by a Belgian cosmetic surgeon is widely used in cosmetic surgeryWe perform this technique either on its own or as part of comprehensive facial aesthetic treatment programs. Dr. Smarrito, performs this technique exclusively at the clinique La Prairie in Clarens.

   The primary advantage of nanofat grafting lies in its use of the patient's own body fat; this technique is autologous, without the use of any foreign material. The fat is typically harvested from around the navel to avoid visible scarring. It is not a liposuction procedure but rather a technique for harvesting and reinjecting fat.

I strongly advise you to consult a cosmetic surgeon, verifying their qualifications and skills before undergoing this procedure.

Consequently, the procedure is painless, performed with specialized equipment using a cannula with a millimeter-sized orifice. Once extracted, the fat is washed and then liquefied using a mechanical process. Thus, in the context of nanofat, the goal is not the final fat volume but the regenerative capacity of the liquefied fat's contents. Indeed, we know that stem cells and growth factors are stored within fat cells.

Several scientific studies have shown that reinjection of liquefied fat improves the local trophicity of the tissue where the reinjection is performed, combining collagen stimulation, tissue thickness reinforcement and neovascularization.

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        Furthermore, the reabsorption of liquefied fat by the body is itself important because it triggers a tissue reaction.

The indications and this procedure are highly codified and regulated by legislation in accordance with Swissmedic.

From a scientific standpoint, based on the literature, nanofat is generally beneficial for facial skin texture , both for purely aesthetic improvement and for treating hollow under-eye circles. Typically, hollow under-eye circles are treated by injecting a very fine hyaluronic acid, using a needle or cannula, without hydrophilic components, which fills the hollow area. Nanofat, however, also provides an additional tissue component, acting through the stem cells contained in the final product.

Furthermore, several studies and publications offer promising avenues for the management of pigmented dark circles. dark pigmented under-eye circles This characteristic of the Mediterranean basin is difficult to treat without cosmetics. Studies show that this pigmentation can be improved through an improvement in skin trophicity. Dr. Smarrito is available to provide any further information on nanofat injections and techniques. 

 

We can consider that medicine is probably at a fundamental turning point; indeed, regenerative medicine could revolutionize the medical approach through tissue renewal rather than ablation or grafting.

 

We will be able to advise you perfectly on a safe extraction and reinjection performed by a cosmetic surgeon in the modern operating rooms of the Clinique La Prairie in Switzerland.

Dr.'s team SMARRITO  is available at 021 922 24 62, the quote is established on the same day during the consultation.

 

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The technique used by Dr. SMARRITO Nanofat was initially published in Belgium.

Fat Grafting for Facial Rejuvenation with Nanofat Grafts. Tonnard P, Verpaele A, Carvas M. Clin Plast Surg . 2020 Jan;47(1):53-62. doi: 10.1016/j.cps.2019.08.006. Epub 2019 Oct 28. Review.

In many countries this technique is exclusively performed by cosmetic surgeons in an operating room.

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