Evaluation of Coleman Lipostructure for Treatment of Facial Lipoatrophy in Patients With Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Parameters Associated With the Efficiency of This Technique

Burnouf, Marielle; Buffet, M.; Schwarzinger, Michaël; Roman, Philippe; Bui, Patrick; M, Prévot; Deleuze, Jean; Morini, J.-P.; Franck, N.; Gorin, Isabelle; Dupin, Nicolas

doi:10.1001/archderm.141.10.1220

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“…These included one RCT and eight observational studies. Two assessed QoL, and one focused on psychological outcomes …”

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“…In 2005, Burnouf et al . evaluated 33 patients at 1 year after undergoing AFT . Treatment with AFT was effective, as evaluated by three independent medical specialists, and 81% of patients reported improved QoL.…”

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“…Treatment with AFT was effective, as evaluated by three independent medical specialists, and 81% of patients reported improved QoL. Although the questionnaire administered at 1 year post‐treatment assessed patient satisfaction and impact of treatment on QoL, the study did not specify the methods used to evaluate QoL …”

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Quality of life outcomes associated with treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) facial lipoatrophy

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Facial lipoatrophy (FLA), characterized by a decrease in facial volume, has a high prevalence in patients with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection treated with long-term highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). The social stigmatization that results from such changes in facial appearance has led some HIV patients to discontinue HAART. The use of fillers is one method of restoring facial volume. A critical outcome of treatment concerns the patient's quality of life (QoL). Although many studies have assessed patient satisfaction, as well as the social and psychological outcomes associated with the correction of HIV FLA, fewer studies have assessed QoL. We reviewed treatment options for HIV FLA with a specific focus on QoL outcomes. Our analysis revealed that the following treatments were associated with improvements in QoL: poly-l-lactic acid; calcium hydroxylapatite; hyaluronic acid; polyacrylamide gel; polyalkylamide gel; polymethylmethacrylate; silicone oil; and autologous fat transfer. The treatment of HIV FLA with these agents appears to improve QoL as assessed by various QoL instruments. Additional studies are required to identify a unifying QoL instrument to effectively assess longitudinal QoL outcomes and to compare treatment modalities.

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“…These included one RCT and eight observational studies. Two assessed QoL, and one focused on psychological outcomes …”

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Quality of life outcomes associated with treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) facial lipoatrophy

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“…Cada día es más frecuente también el empleo de BioAlcamid ® en procedimientos terapéuticos estéticos destinados a pacientes VIH positivos sometidos a tratamientos antiretrovirales, los cuales muestran signos evidentes y llamativos de lipodistrofia facial. 2,8 El empleo de este tipo de implantes solo origina molestias leves, que remiten con analgésicos de primer escalón. Es frecuente la aparición de una ligera inflamación que desaparece pasadas 24-48 horas en la mayoría de casos.…”

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Utilización de polialcamida en cirugía reconstructiva y estética facial

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Rev Esp Cirug Oral y Maxilofac

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Resumen: Objetivos. Presentar nuestra experiencia en el manejo y aplicación de biomateriales no reabsorbibles (poliaquilamida) en pacientes con defectos faciales de diversa etiología. Material y métodos. Empleamos poliaquilamida (Bio-Alcamid ® ) en un total de catorce pacientes. Cuatro pacientes presentaban distintos grados de lipodistrofia facial secundaria a tratamientos antiretrovirales. Otros cuatro, consultaron porque deseaban mejorar el aspecto de su perfil labial. Tres pacientes habían sido sometidos con anterioridad a exéresis oncológicas, y otros dos mostraban defectos faciales derivados de traumatismos. Finalmente, un paciente presentaba un defecto nasal, secuela de una rinoplastia previa. Resultados. Todos los pacientes mostraron un índice muy elevado de satisfacción. No se registraron complicaciones graves. Queremos señalar la estabilidad y durabilidad del implante. Conclusiones. La seguridad y sencillez de esta técnica asociada al alto grado de satisfacción manifestado por los pacientes, animan al empleo de estas sustancias en la corrección de defectos faciales de diversa etiología.

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“…These effects may lead to poorer treatment adherence and lower self-esteem. Results of corrective surgery have been reported for HIV-infected adults [6][7][8][9][10], but never for adolescents or children [11].…”

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Correction of facial lipoatrophy using autologous fat transplants in HIV‐infected adolescents

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Objectives Antiretroviral therapy has dramatically improved the survival of HIV‐infected children. Nevertheless, side effects comparable to those found in adults have been encountered, such as facial lipoatrophy, which can have a negative impact on the self‐esteem of otherwise healthy adolescents. Cosmetic surgical procedures in adolescents raise psychological issues which need to be specifically addressed and which have never been previously reported in this population. We evaluated the patient satisfaction, safety and cosmetic results of HIV‐infected adolescents who experienced autologous fat transplants for the correction of facial lipoatrophy. Methods We report the results of plastic surgery using autologous fat transplants (Coleman's Lipostructure™) in six HIV‐infected adolescents with facial lipoatrophy: three boys and three girls, aged 14–19 years. Results The quantity of reinjected fat on each side of the face varied from 5 to 12 mL within a single procedure. All the patients reported being satisfied or very satisfied with the cosmetic results and reported a positive impact on their daily life. Conclusions With well‐trained surgeons and carefully selected indications, corrective surgery of facial lipoatrophy in HIV‐infected adolescents can provide immediate and long‐lasting benefits in terms of physical appearance and psychological wellbeing, and should be considered as a component of comprehensive care.

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Evaluation of Coleman Lipostructure for Treatment of Facial Lipoatrophy in Patients With Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Parameters Associated With the Efficiency of This Technique

Cited by 48 publications

References 17 publications

Quality of life outcomes associated with treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) facial lipoatrophy

Quality of life outcomes associated with treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) facial lipoatrophy

Utilización de polialcamida en cirugía reconstructiva y estética facial

Correction of facial lipoatrophy using autologous fat transplants in HIV‐infected adolescents

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