How to fill your wrinkles?

Autologous fat transplant is an option

Advances in soft tissue augmentation offer patients natural-looking and durable treatment options for wrinkles, which are among the most telltale signs of aging. For patients looking for a permanent correction, autologous fat transplantation uses the patients' own fat cells to fill in wrinkles (How to avoid wrinkles) without the risk of allergic reactions that can occur from manmade injectables. The two-step, same-day process, begins with a small liposuction procedure in which fat cells are taken from the patient's abdomen, buttocks, outer thighs or hips and processed for implantation. Then, the harvested fat tissue is precisely injected under the skin, using local anesthesia, with very fine instruments to contour affected areas. Results are noticeable within 24 to 48 hours following the procedure.

According to Dr. Kaminer, "Autologous fat transplantation and other facial fillers are what we like to refer to as the inside-out approach to treating aging skin, because they plump up wrinkles and folds from underneath the skin to improve the appearance on the outside.  Fillers are the perfect complement to the outside-in procedures, such as the skin resurfacing and tightening treatments, and in some cases can be performed at the same time."