Fat Grafting for Gluteal Augmentation: A Systematic Review of the Literature and Meta-Analysis

Condé-Green, Alexandra; Kotamarti, Vasanth S.; Nini, Kevin T.; Wey, Philip D.; Ahuja, Naveen K.; Granick, Mark S.; Lee, Edward S.

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“…Otros mecanismos por los que se pueden presentar lesiones son debido al atrapamiento o compresión extrínseca o intrínseca de los nervios producido por material de sutura, tejido cicatricial, hematomas, compresión grasa y/o mala posición del paciente durante el transoperatorio. 8,9 Las neuropatías relacionadas con los procedimientos de contorno corporal se deben en su mayoría a daño directo al nervio, compresión o tracción. Por eso, el cuidado de la posición del paciente, el adecuado acolchonamiento y conocimiento de la anatomía son cruciales para evitar las lesiones nerviosas.…”

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“…9,10 En la literatura se reporta la presencia de parestesias temporales en el sitio quirúrgico durante un periodo aproximado de una semana, incluso se menciona el uso de fajas de compresión postoperatorias como causal de hipoestesia durante un periodo de 48 horas aproximadamente. 8,9 En la lipoinyección glútea se ha descrito específicamente lesiones nerviosas que incluyen lesión al nervio ciático por lesión directa o compresión extrínseca por el tejido lipoinyectado. La mayor parte de las lesiones reportadas se presentan como parestesias o hipoestesias leves, con una duración aproximada de siete a 15 días; sin embargo, existen reportes de lesiones severas, como la infiltración directa del nervio ciático.…”

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“…Uno de los aspectos más importantes que se deben estudiar es la sensibilidad: su estudio es un factor fundamental. 7,8…”

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Sensibilidad glútea posterior a lipoinyección glútea

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Sensibilidad glútea posterior a lipoinyección glútea

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“…With regard to surgical technique, various means of harvesting the fat from the donor site exist, including vacuum aspiration, syringe suction, and cutting, with current research focused on determining which method is most likely to yield viable and functional adipocytes (21). On the grafting side, subcutaneous lipoinjection primarily contributes to contour sculpting for gluteal augmentation; however, volume is better optimized with intramuscular injection (23). As a result, better…”

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“…cosmetic outcomes are achieved through combining subcutaneous, subdermal, and intramuscular injections for augmentation gluteoplasty (23).…”

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Adventures and Misadventures in Plastic Surgery and Soft-Tissue Implants

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Soft-tissue augmentation and implants are increasingly seen by the radiologist as more techniques emerge for a variety of indications and locations. Some surgical and implant procedures are performed for purely cosmetic reasons in otherwise healthy patients seeking to improve their body image, and some are performed for reconstruction after cancer or other chronic illnesses. Abdominoplasty, liposuction, and autologous fat grafting can be performed for abdominal and gluteal contouring. Injection of liquid injectable silicone has historically been fraught with legal issues, although it continues to be used for augmentation in a variety of anatomic locations. Newer solid silicone implants have revolutionized cosmetic and reconstructive muscular contouring. Subdermal implants placed by nonmedical professionals are relatively new and unrecognized within the medical establishment, although such implants have been described in the popular culture. Perhaps the most rapidly increasing segment of cosmetic procedures, however, is minimally invasive cosmesis in the form of soft-tissue fillers in the hands and face. Finally, the major principles of breast augmentation and penile implants are also reviewed. Regardless of the location and the type of implant, complications of plastic surgery and soft-tissue implants can generally be classified into the following categories: seroma, hematoma, infection, migration, vascular or nerve compression, fibrosis, foreign-body reaction, and rupture or breakdown. Key concepts include knowing the appropriate anatomic location and the normal postoperative appearance so that complications can be properly detected. A broad range of approved, off-label, and illicit plastic surgical and implant procedures are described and their complications illustrated with cases with classic imaging findings. RSNA, 2017.

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Acquired myospherulosis secondary to gluteal augmentation on fine needle aspiration cytology: A diagnostic challenge

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A 30-year-old female presented with a three-month history of a multilocular cystic lesion over the lumbosacral spine. Fine-needle aspiration biopsy (FNA) of the lesion was performed at an outside institution, and a cytologic diagnosis, suspicious for chordoma, was rendered. The patient presented for surgical consultation at our institution. Repeat FNA demonstrated an unusual fat-like material. Upon further inquiry, the patient provided a recent history of gluteal contour improvement with fibroadipose tissue implants. A diagnosis of myospherulosis was made with a concurrent surgical pathology correlation. No evidence of chordoma was identified. To date, this is the first reported case of acquired myospherulosis in the context of gluteal contour enhancement and represents an important diagnostic pitfall to consider on cytology preparations.

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Fat Grafting for Gluteal Augmentation: A Systematic Review of the Literature and Meta-Analysis

Abstract: Therapeutic, IV.

Cited by 101 publications

References 43 publications

Sensibilidad glútea posterior a lipoinyección glútea

Sensibilidad glútea posterior a lipoinyección glútea

Adventures and Misadventures in Plastic Surgery and Soft-Tissue Implants

Acquired myospherulosis secondary to gluteal augmentation on fine needle aspiration cytology: A diagnostic challenge

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