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The Fat Analysis Trial (FAT) - Assessing the Impact of Lipo-aspirate Processing
Fat grafting has been gaining popularity over the past decade. It is now commonly used for breast augmentation and reconstruction, however a major challenge remains the high rate and unpredictable rate of fat resorption post-operatively, leading to volume loss and patient dissatisfaction. Currently there is no consensus on the ideal technique to process donor fat to minimize the rate of resorption. Our study aims to compare two common processing methods to determine if one is superior for fat volume retention.
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