Background: Fat grafting frequently requires multiple treatments and thus repeated
liposuction to achieve treatment goals. The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether …

Background Fat transplantation is a common method employed to treat soft-tissue defects.
The dedifferentiation of mature adipocytes has been well documented, but whether it occurs …

Autologous fat grafting represents an attractive source for tissue engineering applications in
the field of reconstructive medicine. However, in adipogenic differentiation protocols for …

Background: Cell-assisted lipotransfer has shown much promise as a technique for
improving fat graft take. However, the concentration of stromal vascular fraction cells …

Autologous fat grafting (lipofilling) enables repair and augmentation of soft tissues and is
increasingly used both in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. Autologous fat has several …

Background: The clinical unpredictability of autologous fat grafting originates partially from
the unique characteristics of adipose tissue. Evidence of adipose remodeling toward …

Injective transfer of autologous aspirated fat is a popular option for soft tissue augmentation,
but several issues require attention, including unpredictability and a low survival rate due to …

Background: Flap necrosis caused by inadequate blood supply is a common postoperative
complication in reconstructive surgery. Because a putative stem cell population within the …

Autologous fat is considered the ideal material for soft‑tissue augmentation in plastic and
reconstructive surgery. The primary drawback of autologous fat grafting is the high …

Background To overcome the absorption of traditional fat grafting, techniques for adipose-
derived regenerative cell (ADRC)-enriched fat grafting are currently being adapted for …