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Evidence pageAutologous Fat Grafting in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: An Historical Perspective (Costanzo D, Romeo A, Marena F; Eplasty 22:e4)
Eplasty / PubMed Central
Published Mar 1, 2022accessed Sep 18, 2026Updated Sep 19, 2026
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https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9350545/
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FactAutologous Fat Grafting: Definition = A transplant of the patient's own fat tissue from a donor site to a recipient site to restore volume or correct contour defectsFactAutologous Fat Grafting: First reported fat graft = 1893: Neuber moved fat from the arm to the orbit (eye socket) to correct depressed scars left by osteomyelitisFactAutologous Fat Grafting: Standardised technique = Coleman technique (published 1992): low-pressure harvest through a 3-mm blunt cannula, centrifugation, and injection in aliquots of 0.1 mL or less per passFactAutologous Fat Grafting: Typical uses = Breast reconstruction, scar revision, burn after-effects, neuropathic pain, chronic wounds, facial contouringAnswerCan your body reject your own fat after a fat transfer?AnswerHow much transferred autologous fat survives?AnswerWhich body area is best for harvesting fat for grafting?AnswerIs autologous fat the same as SVF or stem cells?AnswerWhat are the risks of autologous fat transfer?ArticleAutologous Fat: Definition, Composition, Biology, Uses and Safety