Fat Grafting & Nanofat Master Class
Dr. Konstantinos Gkritzalas: Biography
Dr. Konstantinos Gkritzalas is a distinguished expert in dermatology, aesthetic medicine, and cosmetic gynecology. He graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Bologna, Italy, and holds international licenses in Italy, Greece, the UAE, and Kuwait. With clinical experience in esteemed clinics across Greece, Brazil, Kuwait, and Italy, Dr. Gkritzalas serves as a scientific consultant and world medical trainer. He is an active member of prestigious dermatology societies and a prolific speaker, sharing his expertise at global conferences and through influential publications.
Workshop highlights
1. Consultation
– Assess patient’s medical history and suitability for the procedure.
– Discuss the patient’s goals and expectations.
– Plan the donor site (e.g., abdomen, thighs) and the recipient areas on the face.
2. Preoperative Instructions
Harvesting Fat
1. Anesthesia : Administer local anesthesia
2. Liposuction: Perform liposuction on the donor site using a small cannula.
– Use a tumescent solution (a mixture of saline, lidocaine, and epinephrine) to minimize bleeding and discomfort.
3-Processing Fat
1. Purification
– Filter and sedimemtation the harvested fat to remove excess fluid, blood, and oil.
– This step is crucial to isolate viable fat cells and improve the longevity of the graft.
4-Injecting Fat
1. Preparation of Injection Sites
– Mark the areas of the face where the fat will be injected (e.g., cheeks, nasolabial folds, lips).
2. Injection Technique TIPS and how avoid complications.
– Use small syringes and fine cannulas to carefully inject the fat.
– Inject in multiple layers and planes to ensure even distribution and natural results.
– Avoid over-injecting as some fat reabsorption is expected.
5- Tips for Postoperative Care
Immediate Care:
– Apply a cold compress to the treated areas to reduce swelling.
– Monitor the patient for any immediate complications.
6. Recovery Instructions:
– Advise the patient to avoid strenuous activities and facial massages for a few weeks.
– Prescribe pain management and antibiotics if necessary.
– Schedule follow-up appointments to monitor the healing process and assess the results.
7. Long-term Care
– Inform the patient that some of the injected fat may be reabsorbed by the body and that touch-up procedures may be necessary.
– Maintain a healthy lifestyle to preserve the results.
-Potential Risks and Complications
-Follow-Up and Maintenance
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