In aesthetic interventions, the use of one’s own fat tissue (autologous fat transfer) instead of dermal fillers or silicone implants has become an increasingly preferred option. This method is used to achieve a fuller appearance and reduce signs of aging in lips, face, breasts, hips, hands and other body areas. This fat tissue, which belongs to the person’s own genetic structure, is advantageous because it does not carry allergic reactions or immune-related risks. The fat transfer process may not always be successful, but if it is unsuccessful, the transplanted cells will naturally resorb without causing problems. On the other hand, implants and dermal fillers can cause tissue injury or cause reactions that are difficult to correct.