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Fat Transfer in Plastic Surgery Techniques, Technology and Safety
Title
Fat Transfer in Plastic Surgery [electronic resource] : Techniques, Technology and Safety / edited by Alberto Di Giuseppe, Franco Bassetto, Foad Nahai.
ISBN
9783031108815
Edition
1st ed. 2023.
Publication
Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2023.
Physical Description
1 online resource (XIII, 598 p.) 539 illus., 535 illus. in color.
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Summary
Only in recent years new available technologies, the redefinition and refining of intervention techniques, and clinical research studies have widened the spectrum of fat applications in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. Fat grafting is nowadays one of the most used techniques in plastic reconstructive surgery, as primary method or as an ancillary procedure. The optimized ratio of fat survival has led to standardized techniques followed by most practitioners. The aim of this book is to present up-to-date technologies used for fat extraction, and fat harvesting: latest tools are evaluated examining pros and cons. All recent techniques in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery and their outcomes are described in a clear, comprehensive manner; chapters present the latest research results in stem cell and regenerative medicine, their application to plastic and reconstructive surgery, in particular for hand surgery, ulcer, and capsule contractures in post breast augmentation procedures. Related specific techniques as breast fat transfer, breast hybrid implant, fat transfer and buttock fat transfer are also discussed. Safety issues in fat transfer procedures are examined accurately, particularly those involving buttock fat transfer. Each procedure is completed by a scientific analysis of the main reasons for complications, how to prevent them and the safety guidelines recommended as golden standard to be followed. The surgical part contains clinical cases related to each chapter topic, videos, and all chapters have a box with take home messages. An invaluable tool for correct decision-making for clinicians, fellows and residents in plastic surgery, Fat Transfer in Plastic Surgery focuses on indications, applications and surgical techniques for each individual body district, and safe and reliable procedures in the application of latest technology. .
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Language
English
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November 20, 2023
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Part I General Concepts
1 Safety in Body Countouring (Nahai F. USA)
2 Fat buttocks augmentation: a scientific validation (Nahai F., USA)
3 Combined fat grafting surgery in post bariatric patients: safety profile (F. Bassetto, IT)
4 Fat transfer during a pandemic: COVID-19 time (F. Bassetto, IT)
5 Fat Grafting as an ancillary treatment for burns, other complex wounds and their sequelae. (N. Sarto Piccolo, BR)
6 Large volume breast fat transfer: safety aspect (G. Zocchi, L. Pandis IT)
7 Efficacy and safety of cell enriched fat grafting in the breast(V. Cervelli IT)
8 Fat enrichment with growth factors - controversy or potential?(A. Ghanem, UK)
9 Volumetric and regenerative components of fat graft: positioning in the fat-nano-fat spectrum.(R. Llull, ES)
Part II : Technologies
10 Evidence based harvesting techniques for improving fat graft survival (T. Malan, USA)
11 SEL tm: Combining Chemical ACS & mechanical Lipocube for supercharged fat graft.(A. Sterodimas, GR)
12 The legacy of micro-autologous fat transplantation (MAFT)
A reality from evidence-based medicine. (T. Ming Lin TW)
13 Laser Lipolysis, survival rate of the harvested fat. (Levemberg, IL)
14 Medical Devices for fat grafting transfer: a comparative analysis (G. Magalon FR)
Part III : Surgery.-15 Fat gluteal augmentation: an update (Dan del Vecchio USA)
16 Buttocks additive shaping: new trends (C. Mendieta USA)
17 Buttock reshaping. Principles and technique using Vaser device and fat grafting. (A. Di Giuseppe IT)
18 Body fat grafting contouring in male patient. (A. Di Giuseppe, IT)
19 Body fat grafting contouring in female patients.(A. Di Giuseppe IT)
20 Tridimensional thigh contouring the role of fat grafting.(A. Di Giuseppe, IT)
21 Breast augmentation with fat. Patient selection and guidelines.(A. Di Giuseppe, IT)
22 Total breast reconstruction with "deflating technique". (F. Bassetto, IT)
23 Total Breast augmentation for an harmonious reshaping. (G. Zocchi, IT)
24 Breast fat augmentation: step-by-step technique and ultrasound contouring of donor area.(A. Di Giuseppe, IT)
25 Total breast reconstruction by lipografting. (P. Berrino, IT)
26 Breast reconstruction with fat using Laser Lipolysis harvest fat. (Heller Lior, Asafe Harofe Hospital (IL)
27 Hybrid fat transfer, breast implants and fat. (P. Parodi (IT)
28 Postbariatric breast reshaping and fat grafting.(F. Bassetto, V. Vindigni. Padova, IT)
29 Brachioplasty in overweight patients.(F. Bassetto (IT)
30 Lower eyelid blepharoplasty and midface: liposculture and biorevitalization. (D. De Fazio (IT)
31 Lichen sclerosus treatment with fat transfer for the genital area. (M. Brambilla IT)
32 Female genital mutilation: a surgical approach to reshaping.(S. De Fazio IT)
33 Lower eyelid blepharoplasty through nano-grafts. (Mario Pelle Ceravolo IT)
34 Head and neck reconstruction with autologous fat. (R. Cipriani; Bologna IT)
35 Reverse expansion technique for breast reconstruction after skin sparing and nipple sparing mastectomy. (Fabiocchi, Cipriani; Bologna (IT)
36 Simultaneous body liposuction and breast remodeling by fat. (Fasano; Bologna IT)
37 Penis enhancement and reshaping with autologous fat. (Littara; Milano IT)
38 Antiaging procedures with fat grafting.(Botti, Salò IT)
39 Total face rejuvenation through lipofilling.(S. Coleman USA)
40 Hands fat grafting: evidence-based results (R. Giunta (IT)
41 Enhanced fat grafting for hand rejuvenation (F. Fantozzi (IT).
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