High Retention! The Identity of Stem Cell Fat Grafting
Dedication,
Craftsmanship as meticulous as shaping fine pottery

“Meticulous and Detail-Oriented”

To ensure not a single fat cell is wasted, we use a micro-injection technique by dividing a 1cc syringe into 0.1cc units—commonly called “rice-grain grafting.” Even when harvesting a small amount of fat, we prioritize minimizing scarring by using the thinnest cannula possible, carefully considering both incision marks and body lines. This is why we achieve refined contours and exceptionally high fat retention rates.

High Retention! The Identity of Stem Cell Fat Grafting
Selection of High-Quality Fat
Using Fresh, Undamaged Fat

“Expertise in selecting premium fat with minimal damage”

At The Line, we believe that harvesting fat is just as important as grafting it — so every step is performed with utmost care. What happens if the fat is damaged? More oil ↑ / Lower absorption ↓ / Lower engraftment ↓ To enhance fat survival rate, the suction process must be done properly from the start! With extensive experience, our medical team performs well-made liposuction that minimizes fat cell damage, allowing only high-quality fat to be selected for grafting.

High Retention! The Identity of Stem Cell Fat Grafting
A Natural Fit
Not too much, not too little—just perfectly balanced for you.

“Three-dimensional beauty comes from proportion, not volume.”

In fat grafting, precise aesthetic judgment and meticulous control are essential. It’s important to target only the necessary areas and enhance them delicately and precisely. Proportions are not a universal formula—they must be tailored to each individual. By identifying your unique “youthful ratio”, volume can be restored in perfect harmony. Like wearing a perfectly tailored outfit, this creates a smooth, natural-looking contour.

High Retention! The Identity of Stem Cell Fat Grafting
High Engraftment
In the end, what matters most in fat grafting is how well the fat survives.

“Fat engraftment is just as important after surgery as the procedure itself.”

Since everyone ages at a different pace and health conditions vary, not all cells are equally healthy. That’s why meticulous fat grafting, supported by stem cells, is a superior choice. To ensure engraftment, fat cells must be carefully implanted to connect well with blood vessels. Every fat cell must come into contact with vascular structures. If fat is injected in large lumps, only the outer layer connects with blood vessels— the inner portion remains isolated, leading to poor fat survival (as low as 20–30%). The lower the survival rate, the higher the risk of complications.