Case Report: Complication at Both Receiving and Donor Sites in Facial Autologous Fat Transfer

Abstract

Autologous fat grafting is a technique that has been used for a long time in the field of plastic surgery. Besides many advantages, the complications, which can range from mild such as hematoma, infection, calcification, necrosis... even death is a big problem. The article presents a case of using autologous fat taken from the abdomen to graft onto the facial area with complications of severe infection in both the receiving and donor sites, causing necrosis of fat and skin in both areas. The treatment takes a long time with different procedures, but the consequences for the patient are still very serious both in terms of aesthetics and function. The objective of this study was to evaluate the safety and efficacy of fat grafting to the facial region for the reconstruction and aesthetic enhancement of facial contour.

Research on The Effect of Cost of Debt on The Financial Performance of Companies In The Borsa İstanbul Manufacturing Sector

“…In the literature studies conducted, which examines the relationship between capital structure and financial performance "Güneysu, Atasel and Şeker (2021), Ngoc,Tien and Thu (2021); Le and Phan, 2017;; ; ; Salim and Yadav (2012); by " found a negative relationship between capital structure and ROA and ROE. While in the mentioned studies, the relationship between capital structure and financial performance was examined, in this study, the effect of cost of debt on financial performance was examined.…”

“…As a result of evaluating the literature as a whole, it was determined that regression analysis was used in the studies. Some of the studies examining the effect of capital structure, debt financing and debt structure on financial performance include positive results that are " Baraklı and Öndeş (2021); ; ; Muchugia (2013); Nirajini and Priya (2013); " and some studies including " Say and Doğan (2022); ; Ngoc,Tien and Thu (2021); Ophelia et al (2021); Çanakçıoğlu and Ersan (2020); Özdemir (2019); ; Le and Phan (2017); ; ; ; ; Salim and Yadav (2012); " were obtained negative results. In some studies, " ; Obert and Olawale (2010) it was found that capital structure; debt financing and debt structure do not have a significant effect on financial performance.…”