Stem-Cell Lip Augmentation (Autologous Fat)

Lip augmentation at Cellthera uses a patient's own stem-cell-enriched fat rather than a synthetic filler. As part of its lipofilling platform, the clinic harvests a small amount of fat by gentle liposuction, enriches it with the patient's own regenerative cells, and a plastic surgeon injects it to add volume and definition to the lips. Because the material is autologous, it aims for a natural feel and a longer-lasting result than temporary fillers, and it can be combined with rejuvenation of the surrounding mouth area in the same procedure.

Stem-cell lip augmentation is part of Cellthera's autologous lipofilling service, applied specifically to the lips. Instead of injecting a synthetic hyaluronic-acid filler, the clinic uses the patient's own fat, enriched with regenerative cells isolated from that same fat. The aim is to add volume and improve definition while the enriching cells support graft survival and the condition of the surrounding tissue. The procedure starts with a free consultation to assess lip shape, symmetry and the volume desired. On the treatment day a small amount of fat is harvested by gentle liposuction under local anaesthetic, usually from the abdomen or thighs, then processed and enriched in the clinic's facility. A plastic surgeon injects the prepared fat into the lips, shaping the result carefully; the same visit can also address the nasolabial folds or fine lines around the mouth if planned. Most of the procedure is done under local anaesthetic and patients typically return home the same day. Lip augmentation with fat suits people who want a natural-looking, longer-lasting enhancement and prefer to avoid repeated synthetic-filler top-ups, or who want to combine lip volume with wider facial rejuvenation. Expect swelling and possible bruising of the lips for up to one to two weeks, and be aware that some of the grafted fat is naturally reabsorbed, so a touch-up is occasionally needed to reach the final volume. The clinic screens for contraindications such as active oral or skin infection, bleeding disorders and unrealistic expectations, and presents results as individual outcomes that settle over a few months.