… fat grafting (SFG) in the management of volumetric deficit in the maxillofacial area. Structural
fat grafting … years has evolved into applications in craniomaxillofacial reconstructive surgery. …

… fat grafting or other fillers has become a major recognized goal of aesthetic surgeons today.
… Reversal of this volume loss with fat grafting or other fillers has become a major recognized …

… of patients receiving fat grafting because we … surgical procedure. Out of 19 chosen studies,
11 had patients receiving autologous fat transplantation as an adjunct to breast reconstruction…

… The purpose of this study was to analyze the role of fat grafting for restoration of facial contour
deformities (volumes) in traumatic and malformation cases. Outcomes were evaluated for …

… surgeons, free fat grafting should be considered as an alternative or adjunct to breast
augmentation and reconstruction … 1987 position paper and judge fat grafting to the breast with the …

… of each procedural step during fat graft harvest, processing, and grafting to improve the
overall viability and predictability of fat grafts. Autologous fat grafting has become a very common …

… As we seek to enhance soft tissue grafts through engineered adipose tissue reconstruction
strategies (Figure 2), such as cell supplementation, deconstruction and in situ allograft, or …

… As a subset of fat graft “processing,” we can add fat graft “enhancement” … fat grafting technique
is best. The purpose of the present work is to develop a matrix classification of fat grafting …

… This was based on the belief that fat is the ideal filler: natural, stable, and without the
complications brought on by earlier fillers. Structural Fat Grafting (SFG) differs from other fat …

… of aesthetic and reconstructive conditions. In this … fat grafting and retention and the cellular
elements critical for inclusion in fat grafts to ultimately modify and enhance our fat grafting …