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HISTORY
HISTORY
Fat grafting was first described by Miller in 1926, though it was not commonly performed until liposuction became a popular procedure in the 1980s, when full face volume replacement with fat alone was attempted for the first time. This approach rivaled the appearance of a facelift, with lasting results. Since then, numerous methods and techniques for fat harvesting and injection have been developed and tested to determine the best way to achieve long-term adipocyte survival. Today multiple fat harvesting, separation, and transplanting techniques exist. These techniques continue to evolve in the quest to discover the best method to obtain, treat, and transfer viable fat with predictable survival rates with permanent or long-term results.