Micro and nano fat transfer uses your body's own fat to restore lost volume, improve skin quality, and support tissue repair, offering natural, long-lasting results for cosmetic enhancement and regenerative pain management alike.
What is Micro and Nano Fat Transfer?
Fat transfer, also called fat grafting, is a procedure in which fat is gently harvested from one area of the body, carefully processed, and reinjected where volume, rejuvenation, or tissue repair is needed. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons describes nano fat grafting as an innovative technique that harnesses the regenerative components of adipose tissue to improve skin quality from the inside.
Microfat consists of small, intact fat particles used to restore volume and contour. Common treatment areas include the cheeks, temples, tear troughs, jawline, chin, nasolabial folds, and hands.
Nanofat is created by further processing harvested fat down to its regenerative core — a matrix rich in adipose-derived stem cells and growth factors. Rather than volumizing, nanofat improves skin texture, tone, and quality. Those regenerative properties also make it a valuable tool in pain management, supporting tissue repair in musculoskeletal and soft tissue conditions. Both techniques can be used independently or combined for comprehensive results.







