Adipose tissue resorption after fat grafting is a major drawback in plastic and reconstructive
surgery, which is primarily caused by the insufficient blood perfusion of the grafts in the initial …

Background: The major drawback of adipose grafting is its clinical unpredictability, which
leads to surgeon and patient dissatisfaction. The mechanisms underlying angiogenesis and …

Background: Free fat grafting is popular, but it is still unclear how it works. Although focusing
on graft survival seems an obvious direction for improving clinical results, the authors' …

Fat grafting is a common reconstructive and aesthetic procedure with extensive clinical
applications. Recently, significant strides have been made in investigating the biology …

Autologous fat grafting has long been regarded as an ideal filler, lauded for its ability to
restore soft-tissue contour. In recent times, fat grafting has exhibited regenerative capacity …

Background: Fat grafting has been shown to improve diseased soft issue. Although the
mechanism behind fat grafting's regenerative properties is currently debated, published …

BACKGROUND: Even though fat grafting has become widely used by plastic surgeons, most
surgeons choose their method of fat grafting based almost entirely on anecdotal evidence …

Autologous fat grafting has become a popular and well-established technique used by
plastic surgeons in a variety of aesthetic and reconstructive procedures. An understanding of …

In 2009, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons Task Force on Autologous Fat Grafting
(AFG) determined that autologous fat grafting was a safe procedure with a relatively low rate …

The development of autologous fat grafting to augment or reconstruct tissue defects has
become an increasingly popular modality among plastic surgeons. Despite its popularity, a …