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Fat Grafting with Facelift in Jaipur | Facial Fat Transfer by Dr. Sushrut Kalra

Combining fat grafting with a facelift addresses two different aspects of facial aging together, sagging tissue and lost volume. A facelift lifts and repositions tissue that has moved due to gravity, but it doesn't replace fat that's been lost over time. As we age, certain areas of the face, like the cheeks and temples, naturally lose volume, which can add to a hollow or tired appearance even after a lift.

Dr. Sushrut Kalra performs advanced facelift surgery combined with fat grafting in Jaipur. By doing both in the same session, the deeper facial structure is lifted while your own natural fat is used to restore softness and volume where it's needed, creating a more balanced, three dimensional result rather than just a tightened look.

How Fat Grafting Complements a Facelift

  • Restoring Lost Volume Replaces volume in areas that have thinned over time, such as the cheeks and temples, for a fuller, more rested appearance.
  • Smoothing the Under Eye Area Helps reduce hollows and shadows beneath the eyes by adding natural volume to this delicate area.
  • Softening Deep Facial Lines Adds a natural cushion beneath deeper facial folds, helping soften them without restricting natural expression.
  • Careful Fat Harvesting and Processing Fat is gently harvested from areas like the abdomen or thighs, then purified before being used, ensuring the healthiest possible fat cells are used for grafting.
  • Improving Skin Quality A finer form of fat, rich in natural growth factors, can also be used to help improve overall skin tone and texture.
  • Long Lasting, Natural Results Since your own tissue is used, there's no risk of rejection, and results tend to look and feel natural over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

A facelift addresses sagging, while fat grafting restores lost volume. Combining both gives a more complete, natural looking result than either procedure alone.

Fat grafting uses your own tissue for a more permanent result, while fillers are temporary and typically need to be repeated every 6 to 12 months.

No, the goal is to restore natural volume, not overfill the face. Fat is placed carefully in small amounts for a soft, natural result.

The transferred fat typically settles within 2 to 3 months, with the surgeon accounting for some natural absorption when planning how much fat to use.

Most patients return to daily activities within 10 to 14 days. Full healing and final results continue to develop over 3 to 6 months.

No, fat is typically taken through a very small incision that heals without noticeable scarring.