Plastic Surgery During the Years 1949 and 1950

Management of soft tissue deficits resulting from congenital abnormalities, trauma, systemic disease, and tumors is a particularly challenging field of plastic and reconstructive surgery. Fat grafting, a technique traditionally used in the correction of facial asymmetry, is commonly seen in aesthetic procedures which use the grafted fat for soft tissue augmentation and recontouring. Despite its widespread use in reconstruction and aesthetic surgery, therapeutic modalities applied in fat grafting are crude and the results of this intervention are unpredictable. The aim of this review was to present the most recent evidence regarding experimental studies and designs which confirmed or disproved fat volume expansion or fat maintenance after autologous fat grafting.

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Plastic Surgery During the Years 1949 and 1950

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