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Late infection after peri-orbital autologous micro-fat graft: a case presentation and literature review. [PDF]
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Effects of Insulin, Metoprolol and Deferoxamine on Fat Graft Survival
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2019 Background The main problem faced with fat grafting is unpredictable resorption rates. Many substances have been reported to increase the survival of fat grafts.
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Clinics in Dermatology, 2022
Autologous fat transfer is an increasingly popular aesthetic and reconstructive technique for facial rejuvenation, breast contouring and augmentation, and buttock augmentation. The grafted fat is a living tissue and contains stem cells with tissue regenerative properties, which makes this a very unique filler.
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Autologous fat transfer is an increasingly popular aesthetic and reconstructive technique for facial rejuvenation, breast contouring and augmentation, and buttock augmentation. The grafted fat is a living tissue and contains stem cells with tissue regenerative properties, which makes this a very unique filler.
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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2001
Autologous adipose tissue has been used for tissue augmentation for over a century. The technique still remains controversial and some investigators have given up on fat transfer. The authors' objective is to improve the retention of the fat graft by using less traumatic methods to collect the fat, to concentrate it, and to reinject it to obtain more ...
James E, Fulton, Noushin, Parastouk
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Autologous adipose tissue has been used for tissue augmentation for over a century. The technique still remains controversial and some investigators have given up on fat transfer. The authors' objective is to improve the retention of the fat graft by using less traumatic methods to collect the fat, to concentrate it, and to reinject it to obtain more ...
James E, Fulton, Noushin, Parastouk
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Journal of Stomatology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2017 The goal of adding platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to autologous fat graft is to increase the survival rate of the graft. After their activation, platelets release some important growth factors.
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Fat Grafting for Facial Rejuvenation with Cryopreserved Fat Grafts
Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2020Fat grafting to the face for volume augmentation, and skin rejuvenation have become a popular procedure. However, the main obstacles to fat grafting include the unpredictable volume maintenance rate and the unpredictable number of treatments needed to obtain a satisfactory rejuvenate effect. Therefore, many patients need repeat sessions.
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Improving Fat Graft Survival Through Preconditioning of the Recipient Site With Microneedling
Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, 2014 Although fat grafts are considered the ideal soft-tissue fillers, the main concern dealing with this technique is not being able to predict long-term graft survival due to high absorption rates. The purpose of this study was to investigate the angiogenic
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Facial Plastic Surgery, 2010
Autogenous fat injection of the midface is a viable and lasting remedy for midface soft tissue loss and has become a mainstay in facial rejuvenation. This serves as either a stand-alone technique or as an adjunct to other restorative lifting and repositioning techniques depending on patient needs.
Christian L, Stallworth, Tom D, Wang
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Autogenous fat injection of the midface is a viable and lasting remedy for midface soft tissue loss and has become a mainstay in facial rejuvenation. This serves as either a stand-alone technique or as an adjunct to other restorative lifting and repositioning techniques depending on patient needs.
Christian L, Stallworth, Tom D, Wang
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