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fat grafting

A curve of retained volume plotted against volume injected in a single session. It rises steeply, flattens, and then turns downward. Under the flat part the tissue is accepting fat at low interstitial pressure. Past the turn, pressure rises faster than volume, the parcels are pushed together into pools, perfusion in the bed falls, and both the graft and the flap that carries it are compromised — so injecting more returns less than injecting less. A marked band shows where the useful range sits, well before the peak.
Clinical Insights — 04 September 2026

Planning Fat Grafting Across Sessions: Volume, Staging and the Overfill Trap

Past a certain volume, added fat does not add retained volume — it subtracts it. Why staging is the plan rather than…

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Two grafts drawn in cross-section. The first is a single large bolus: only a thin outer rim lies within reach of the surrounding tissue and survives, while the centre, further away than oxygen can diffuse, becomes necrosis and later an oil cyst. The second is the same total volume placed as many small parcels, each one thin enough that no part of it sits beyond diffusion range, so nearly all of it stays within the surviving zone until new blood vessels arrive.
Clinical Insights — 01 September 2026

What Actually Determines Fat Graft Retention

Retention is not a property of the fat but of the space it was placed into. A surgeon-facing walk through the chain:…

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Clinical Insights — 21 August 2026

Is Fat Grafting Safe After Breast Cancer? The Oncological Evidence

The laboratory worry, the clinical evidence and the honest caveats: what studies of thousands of patients show about fat grafting after breast…

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Clinical Insights — 18 August 2026

Hybrid Breast Reconstruction: Combining an Implant, Matrix Support and Fat Grafting

Implant for structure, fat for the living envelope, matrix for support: the rationale, technique and published outcomes of hybrid reconstruction.

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Clinical Insights — 15 August 2026

Revision Breast Reconstruction: Why It Happens and What It Involves

Implants age, tissue changes and radiotherapy keeps working. What drives revision surgery, which procedures fix what, and why to plan for it…

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Clinical Insights — 25 July 2026

Is Rigottomia Safe? Recovery, Risks and What to Expect

A plain-language patient guide to rigottomia: what happens, whether it is safe, scarring, anaesthetic, recovery and how many sessions to expect.

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Clinical Insights — 22 July 2026

Rigottomia for Tuberous Breast, Scars and Areola Release

How rigottomia releases the fibrous restriction behind tuberous breasts, areola herniation, scars and burns — then reshapes and volumises with fat.

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Article — 21 July 2026

EXAFAT: The Fat Dialysing System Engineered for Breast Surgery

Advanced Biomedical Concept | Clinical Overview | June 2026 Fat grafting in breast surgery has long operated under an unspoken constraint: the…

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Clinical Insights — 21 July 2026

Questions to Ask Your Surgeon About Breast Reconstruction

The questions worth asking to make an informed, confident decision about your reconstruction.

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Clinical Insights — 20 July 2026

Prepectoral Breast Reconstruction: The Role of Biological Matrix and Fat Grafting

What prepectoral breast reconstruction is, why it spares the chest muscle, and how a biological matrix and fat grafting enable the technique.

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