Radiation-induced changes in skin and soft tissue result in significant cosmetic and
functional impairment with subsequent decrease in quality of life. Fat grafting has emerged
as a therapy for radiation-induced soft-tissue injury, and this narrative review aims to
evaluate the current clinical evidence regarding its efficacy. A review was conducted to
examine the current clinical evidence of fat grafting as a therapy for radiation-induced injury
to the skin and soft tissue and to outline the clinical outcomes that can be used to more …

Grafting in Radiation-Induced Soft-Tissue Injury: A Narrative Review of the Clinical Evidence
and Implications for Future Studies,” 1 in which Kenny et al. present a review of the literature
aimed at evaluating the current clinical evidence with respect to the efficacy of fat grafting in
patients with radiation-induced injury of the skin and soft tissues. We would like to
congratulate Kenny and colleagues on their article and to thank them for the citation.
Considering the data listed in the article, we would like to contribute by adding our most …