Category: Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

Arthroscopy With Adipose-Derived Stromal Vascular Fraction Using a Selective Tissue Engineering Photo-Stimulation Technique for the Treatment of Mild to Moderate Knee Osteoarthritis

Posted in General Orthopedics, Knee, Orthopedics, Pain Management, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

Date Published: 4 May 2024 José Paulo Gabbi Aramburu Filho et al., provide a step-by-step guide of arthroscopic treatment of mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis with photo-stimulated SVF via a “One S.T.E.P.” technique. The article was published in: Arthroscopy Techniques.

Nanofat Grafting: Basic Research and Clinical Applications

Posted in Clinical Trials & Pilot Studies, Dermatology, Facial Rejuvenation & Skin Quality, Office Based Aesthetic Medicine, Skin Rejuvenation, Techniques & Methods, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

October 2013 Drs. Tonnard and Verpaele published a study titled “Nanofat Grafting: Basic Research and Clinical Applications” in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. The study evaluated the cellular contents of Nanofat and its efficacy in clinical applications which “showed remarkable improvements in skin quality 6 months postoperatively.” Click below to read the full study.

Nanofat in Facial Rejuvenation: Step-by-Step Procedure, Patient Evaluation and Recovery Process

January 28th, 2021 SDARTs faculty member, Nabil Fakih, MD, MSc, et al, published a new study on nanofat in facial rejuvenation. This study was published in the American Journal of Cosmetic Surgery. Want to learn more from Dr. Nabil Fakih? Visit the SDARTs Online Learning Platform >

Autologous Fat Grafting: Use of Closed Syringe Microcannula System for Enhanced Grafting

Posted in AD-cSVF, AD-tSVF, AD-MSC, Basic Science & Research, Office Based Aesthetic Medicine, Techniques & Methods, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

May 13th, 2019 SDARTs faculty member, Dr. Robert W Alexander, authored this overview on the use of a closed syringe, microcannula system for autologous fat grafting procedures. This study was published in Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology. READ THE STUDY NOW Want to learn directly from study author Robert W Alexander? Visit the SDARTs Online […]

Comparison of Harvest and Processing Techniques for Fat Grafting and Adipose Stem Cell Isolation

Posted in AD-cSVF, AD-tSVF, AD-MSC, Basic Science & Research, Ideas & Innovations, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

March 14th, 2019 Study authors Christine Fisher, M.D., Tara L. Grahovac, M.D., Mark E. Schafer, Ph.D., Ron D. Shippert, M.D., Kacey G. Marra, Ph.D., and SDARTs faculty member J. Peter Rubin, M.D. compared techniques for processing and harvesting adipose tissue to determine effects on fat grafting outcomes. This study was published in the Plastic and […]

Sharp-Needle Intradermal Fat Grafting (SNIF)

Posted in Clinical Trials & Pilot Studies, Combination with Energy Based Devices, Facial Surgery, Office Based Aesthetic Medicine, Plastic Surgery, Techniques & Methods, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

March 17th, 2020 Authors Assaf A. Zeltzer, MD, FCCP, and SDARTs Faculty members Patrick Tonnard, MD, PhD and Alexis Verpaele, MD, PhD, described their signature technique for facial rejuvenation with Sharp-Needle Intradermal Fat Grafting. This article was published in Oculoplastic Surgery. Want to learn more about SNIF? Visit the SDARTs Online Learning Center >

Adipose Tissue Complex (ATC): 5 Cellular and Biocellular Uses of Stem/Stromal Cells and Matrix

Posted in AD-cSVF, AD-tSVF, AD-MSC, Adipose Tissue Complex, Basic Science & Research, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

January 21st, 2020 Author and SDARTs Faculty member, Dr. Robert Alexander, conducted a recent study on the uses of adipose tissue complex (ATC). This article was published in Regenerative Medicine and Plastic Surgery. Want to learn more about ATC? Visit the SDARTs Online Learning Center >

The Role of Microfat Grafting in Facial Contouring

Posted in Aesthetic Dermatology (Facial Volume Restoration), Dermatology, Facial Surgery, Facial Volume Restoration, Office Based Aesthetic Medicine, Plastic Surgery, Reconstructive, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

June 6th, 2019 SDARTs faculty members Alexis Verpaele, M.D., Ph.D., and Patrick Tonnard, M.D., Ph.D., along with Nicole Lindenblatt, MD and Astrid van Hulle, evaluated the effectiveness of microfat in facial contouring for aesthetic purposes. This study was published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal. Want to learn directly from study authors, Dr. Verpaele and Dr. […]

Maximizing Non-Enzymatic Methods for Harvesting Adipose-Derived Stem from Lipoaspirate

Posted in AD-cSVF, AD-tSVF, AD-MSC, Basic Science & Research, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

May 13th, 2019 Article authors Barbara Bellei, et al, discuss non-enzymatic alternatives for isolating adipose-derived regenerative cells. This study was published in Scientific Reports. READ THE STUDY NOW Want to learn more about non-enzymatic isolation of ADSCs? Visit the SDARTs Online Learning Center >

Understanding NanoFat Versus Enzymatic Isolation Of tSVF Cells From Adipose Tissue

Posted in AD-cSVF, AD-tSVF, AD-MSC, Basic Science & Research, PRP & Adipose, Regenerative Potential & Mechanisms of Nanofat, Techniques & Methods for Fat Harvesting, Processing & Grafting

March 9th, 2017 Read Dr. Robert Alexander’s latest peer review on Understanding Nanofat Versus Enzymatic Isolation of tSVF Cells from Adipose Tissue and understand how Nanofat injections can greatly help your patients in anti-aging, hair regeneration, radiation/sun damage skin, chronic wounds and abnormal scarring. This article covers:

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