Fat Transfer in Male

Fat transfer is based on the premise of transferring adipose tissue from a region of the body with enough fat to an area with inadequate fat and sculpting the area as desired using specific techniques.

These fat cells continue to operate in their new places while simultaneously serving as a filling element. There are no allergies following the surgery since the patient's own tissue is utilized. Fat transfer is most often done on men's cheekbones, chins, jawlines, and hips.

In males, fat transfer is used to enhance muscle growth in the chest, belly, shoulder, or calf, as well as to remove fat in problem regions and improve attractiveness. Butt lift surgeries in males have become more common in recent years. The fat removed from the body is transferred to the buttocks, giving them a tighter, more upright look.

General or local anesthesia may be used for fat transfer. Patients are usually released the same day or the next day following surgery. Within a week, there is a considerable decrease in bruising and swellings.