Facial fat grafting consultation assessing facial volume and contours.
Plastic Surgery

Facial Fat Grafting in Korea

Facial fat grafting in Korea uses your own fat to restore selected facial volume, including under-eye hollows when appropriate. Explore recovery, risks and consultation options through Fornur.

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Recommended For
Adults with selected facial volume loss, Patients considering fat transfer for facial contour refinement, Selected patients with under-eye hollows after surgical assessment, Adults with suitable donor fat and realistic expectations
Procedure Time
Varies by donor area, treatment areas and surgical plan
Downtime
Swelling and bruising may persist for one to two weeks or longer
Typical Sessions
Usually one initial procedure; additional treatment may be needed
Results Timeline
Changes settle over several months as swelling reduces and some fat is reabsorbed
Consultation
Free consultation through Fornur

Clinic details and exact pricing will be shared after we review your consultation request.

About This Treatment

Facial fat grafting in Korea transfers fat harvested from another part of the body to selected facial areas. The fat is prepared and placed to restore volume or refine contours, including in the cheeks and temples.

Under-Eye Fat Transfer

Under eye fat transfer may address selected hollows beneath the eyes. It uses fat collected elsewhere in the body and differs from lower-eyelid fat repositioning, which moves existing fat.

Some transferred fat is reabsorbed during healing. Suitability, treatment areas and recovery require surgical assessment.

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Benefits

  • May restore volume in selected facial areas
  • Uses the patient's own fat for volume restoration
  • Can address selected under-eye or cheek hollows
  • Treatment can be tailored to individual facial anatomy

Before Your Treatment

Discuss the facial areas requiring volume restoration. Confirm the fat donor area and harvesting method. Disclose previous procedures, medicines, allergies and relevant conditions. Ask about fat retention, asymmetry and possible complications. Confirm the surgeon, anaesthesia, total cost and follow-up plan.

Aftercare

Follow instructions for both donor and facial treatment areas. Avoid unnecessary facial pressure or massage unless advised. Follow the surgical team's activity and exercise restrictions. Attend scheduled reviews to assess healing and volume retention. Seek medical assessment for worsening pain, fever or unusual swelling.

Important Notes

Facial fat grafting involves fat harvesting and transfer. Risks include swelling, bruising, infection, bleeding, contour irregularities, fat necrosis, asymmetry and loss of transferred volume. Rare but serious vascular complications, including vision injury, have been reported with facial fat injection. Results depend on surgical technique, anatomy and healing. Additional grafting may sometimes be required. The procedure should be planned and performed by an appropriately qualified clinician.

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Educational illustration of fat harvesting, preparation and transfer to selected facial areas.
Illustrative consultation discussing under-eye and cheek volume restoration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Facial fat grafting transfers fat from another part of the patient's body into selected facial areas to restore volume or refine contours. It involves both a donor area and a facial treatment area.
No. Under-eye fat transfer uses fat harvested from another body area. Fat repositioning moves existing fat within the lower-eyelid region. The appropriate procedure depends on the underlying concern.
Some transferred fat is reabsorbed during healing. Fat that survives may provide long-lasting volume, but results vary with technique, anatomy, healing and changes in body weight.
Bruising and swelling can affect both the donor and facial treatment areas for one to two weeks or longer. The final contour can take several months to assess.
Pricing depends on the treatment areas, fat-harvesting method, surgeon, anaesthesia and postoperative care. Request an itemised quotation for the proposed surgical plan.

This page is general information, not medical advice. A licensed doctor will confirm whether this treatment is right for you.

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