Background Autologous fat transfer (AFT), also known as lipofilling, has been demonstrated
to be more than just a filler. Through both mechanical dissection and local tissue …

Subjective Tools for Burn Scar Assessment: An Integrative Re... : Advances in Skin & Wound
Care Subjective Tools for Burn Scar Assessment: An Integrative Review : Advances in Skin & …

Background aims There is currently no definitive treatment for the painful scar. Autologous
adipose tissue grafting (AATG) as a treatment option for scars has become increasingly …

Autologous fat grafting (AFG), mostly in combination with adhesiolysis, has become the
workhorse for reconstructing a dysfunctional or absent subcutaneous layer. In a previous …

Background The objective evaluation of scar quality plays a crucial role in improving burn
surgery and scar rehabilitation. Suction-based skin measurements were proposed as a …

Background Chyle fat transplantation has shown positive effects on preexisting human
hypertrophic scars (HSs) in a nude mouse HS graft model. Methods Hypertrophic scar …

Background Autologous fat transfer (AFT) has been proposed as a possible treatment for
scar tissue and its associated symptoms. Its effectiveness's evidence is yet unidentified …

Background Hyperpigmented scars, particularly in exposed body areas, can be difficult to
conceal and may evoke psychological distress. While the precise causes of scar dyschromia …

Background: Surgical dissection and partial detachment of the temporalis muscle during
neurosurgical procedures might result in a temporal depression known as “temporal …

Background Dermal layer injuries can result in depressed or indented scars even when
there is no subcutaneous injury. These scars can result from acne, chickenpox, trauma, or …