… Newly upregulated EC surface integrins help guide tip cell filopodial extensions from
sprouting vessels through the remodeled ECM and into the graft. The proangiogenic cytokine …

… persist for up to additional 9 months; the total remodeling process following fat grafting can
thus take up to a year ([Fig. 4]).[14] During this “chronic” phase, lipid absorption continues …

… In their subsequent study, the same author group demonstrated strong evidence of dynamic
tissue remodeling after transplant of nonvascularized fat grafts. Using immunohistochemistry …

… grafts as a biological scaffold is advantageous for clinical translation as these grafts are …
The tissue microenvironment is dynamically remodeled during wound healing and traumatic …

… of fat grafts from each age group at 8 weeks after grafting. (Below) Median and range for
fat graft … Although our data did demonstrate improved fat graft retention in younger animals, …

… are poor recipient sites for fat grafts and (2) external volume expansion is able to improve
fat graft … Our study did not analyze scar tissue characteristics after fat grafting. Subjectively, …

… demonstrated that PRP fat grafts results in better overall fat grafting survival as well … to fat
grafts increased fat cell survival rate and adipose stem cell proliferation. The volume of fat grafts …

… neovascularization, which is required to support the survival of remaining … fat graft retention
is the ASCs. Unlike adipocytes, ASCs are less susceptible to hypoxia and can proliferate after …

… are not the only cellular component involved in graft survival. This review aims to describe
other parameters that can have an effect on graft survival, … matrix (ECM) remodeling. We also …

… (R) can only accommodate a limited amount of graft (G) without resulting in graft necrosis
([Fig. 3]). While fat grafting success is frequently measured as graft survival percentage, this …