Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and Laser Center
Farmington Hills Plastic Surgeon Notes More Patients are Recycling or Going Green With Their Own Fat
Published in Medical Device Business Week, October 7th, 2009
Dr. Michelle Hardaway, owner of the Aesthetic Plastic Surgery and Laser Center, explained that after removing fat from unwanted areas by liposuction, she then uses the patients' own fat to enhance their buttocks.
"The process is much safer and reduces the risk of infection from silicone buttocks implants, or complications of having foreign material injected," said Dr. Hardaway.
After performing liposuction, the liquefied fat is separated from the solid fat. Only the solid fat is injected into the...
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