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Evidence pageA Systematic Review of the Literature and Meta-Analysis of Autologous Fat Transfer: Fat Transfer Confers a 4.2% Incidence of Complications (Bechar et al.)
Cureus / PubMed Central
Published Nov 17, 2025accessed Nov 10, 2026Updated Nov 10, 2026
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AnswerCan 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?Answer이마 지방이식 부작용은 무엇이 있나요?Answer지방이식에서 생착률이 중요한 이유는?Answer자가지방 이식, 어떤 부위에 쓰이고 어떤 한계가 있나요?Answer지방이식 후 열감·붉어짐·통증이 심해질 때 감염과 일반 염증 반응은 어떻게 구분하나요?“The crude incidence of complications was 4.2% (Figure 2). Specific enumerated complications (Figure 3) included fat necrosis (n=44, 0.7%), infection (n=66, 1%), induration and calcification (n=40, 0.6%), oil cysts (n=7, 0.1%) and haematoma (n=4, 0.06%).”Answer이식한 지방은 왜 괴사하나요? 허혈과 생착은 어떤 관계인가요?“The crude incidence of complications was 4.2% (Figure 2). Specific enumerated complications (Figure 3) included fat necrosis (n=44, 0.7%), infection (n=66, 1%), induration and calcification (n=40, 0.6%), oil cysts (n=7, 0.1%) and haematoma (n=4, 0.06%).”ArticleAutologous Fat: Definition, Composition, Biology, Uses and Safety