… of teguments after autologous fat graft are well described in literature. In this paper, we
present our observation after 6 years of autologous fat graft experience in scar remodeling. …

… fat grafting for the treatment of scar tissue and scar-related conditions. It is remarkable …
autologous fat grafting is used as a treatment strategy for the very diverse symptoms of scar …

… fat is harvested and processed, it can be grafted in the face. There are multiple different areas
of the face that can be treated with autologous fat grafting… the presence of a scar can create …

… Analgesic effects are caused by nerve repair and scar entrapment release. As well as … fat
grafting improves the cosmetic appearance of a scar. In conclusion, AFG is a safe treatment …

… Fat grafting may be a new and simple way to treat scar. This … the correlation between fat
grafting and scar reduction. … indicates that fat grafting may be a good method for scar treatment, …

… Many investigators noted that scar-related pain improved after fat grafting, which has led to
recent interest in the use of fat grafting to treat painful scars. Fat grafting has been shown to …

… , it is thought to improve scar quality, function and even pain. … effectiveness for treating fibrosis
and scar-related conditions. … fat transfer (AFT), also known as lipofilling or fat grafting, is a …

… of the scar length and remaining or reoccurring hypertrophy or redness… Fat grafting has
been shown to have beneficial effects on contracted scars, which were initially treated …

… Centrifugation was the first successful attempt to improve fat graft survival by removing oil, …
skin treated with lipofilling, compared with non-treated irradiated skin. Less fat graft retention …

… A review in the Pubmed database was performed using the keywords “fat grafting and scar”,
“fat grafting and keloid scar” and “fat grafting and hypertrophic scar.” Inclusion criteria were …