Harvesting the adipose tissue
Donor Site Selection
A small amount of superficial fat tissue is typically taken from areas where it is more compact, such as the outer thigh or abdomen.
Anesthesia
A local anesthetic is administered to the donor area to ensure the procedure is comfortable and pain-free.
Collection
A specialised, small-diameter (0.8 mm side port holes) micro-cannula within a patented guide is inserted into the superficial adipose layer. The guide standardises the depth of collection (around 15 mm below the skin) to access tissue rich in Adipose-Derived Stem Cells (ADSCs). A gentle negative pressure (using a specific syringe with a plunger lock) is used to extract the fat in small, micro-fragmented clusters, which preserves cell viability and ensures the tissue is already fluid.







