Background: Fat grafting is promising, but clinical outcomes are not always predictable. The
mechanisms of tissue revascularization/regeneration, and tissue necrosis and subsequent …

Background: Clinical outcomes following fat grafting are variable and technique dependent,
and it is unknown how the graft is revascularized. The authors recently observed that living …

Background: Recent research indicates that the adipose tissue of nonvascularized grafts is
completely remodeled within 3 months, although origins of next-generation cells are …

Background: The major drawback of adipose grafting is its clinical unpredictability, which
leads to surgeon and patient dissatisfaction. The mechanisms underlying angiogenesis and …

Background: Restoration of volume and contour defects is a challenge in plastic surgery.
Autologous fat tissue transfer is gaining increasing popularity in this field. The aim of this …

Introduction Adipose grafting has undergone significant changes over time. Many different
techniques have been followed by trying to improve the quality of the lipoaspirate and the …

Little is known regarding the biology of fat considering its extensive use clinically in soft
tissue implantation. Free-fat transfer is problematic the result of graft site volume loss …

BACKGROUND: Adipose tissue grafting is a promising method in the field of surgical filling.
We studied the effect of centrifugation on fat grafts, and we propose an optimised protocol for …

Background: Fat grafting remains unpredictable in the clinical setting, and variables that
influence adipocyte survival, such as age, body mass index, and specific donor sites, are still …

Background: Fat graft volume retention remains highly unpredictable, but addition of
adipose-derived stromal cells to fat grafts has been shown to improve retention. The present …