Fat Transfer to the Face or Hands in Jeddah


Fat transfer to the face or hands is planned individually using fat taken from a suitable donor area and processed before transfer, with the aim of improving volume or proportion according to medical assessment and realistic goals. Care begins with consultation, examination, and discussion of alternatives and limitations.


Assessment and suitability


Assessment considers the treatment area, potential donor sites, skin and tissue quality, proportion, health, medicines, smoking, and previous procedures. Fat transfer is not suitable for every patient or every area; another treatment or no intervention may be more appropriate.


Anaesthesia


Anaesthesia is determined by the area, extent of treatment, donor site, health, comfort, safety, and facility requirements. Local or general anaesthesia may be appropriate according to the individual plan; no single option suits every patient.


Recovery


Bruising, swelling, discomfort, and return to activities vary according to the treated area, donor site, procedure extent, and individual healing factors. Specific instructions may be provided for care, activity, resting positions, and follow-up, and these take priority over general information.


Limitations and risks


A particular result, perfect symmetry, or retention of a specific amount of transferred fat cannot be guaranteed. Bruising, swelling, bleeding, infection, fluid collection, altered sensation, contour irregularity or asymmetry, partial fat resorption, delayed healing, anaesthetic complications, and possible further treatment are discussed before a decision.


Indicative fee


Fat transfer to the face or hands: SAR 15,000–25,000.


The treatment area, donor site, and anaesthesia plan are determined after individual assessment.


Prices are indicative starting prices or ranges, not quotations. Final cost depends on individual assessment, complexity, anaesthesia, facility requirements, and the agreed treatment plan.


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This is general information and does not replace consultation or individual discharge instructions. Instructions specific to your care always take priority.