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Join Plastic Surgery Practice Co-Chief Editor Keri Stephens as she talks to Alexander Zuriarrain, MD, FACS—a board-certified plastic surgeon and owner of Zuri Plastic Surgery in Miami—about how nanofat grafting can reverse the structural decline of aging skin. The podcast, which follows Zuriarrain’s PSP article about the subject, provides a history of nanofat grafting and why it’s surging in popularity.
Zuriarrain also reveals how stem cells are impacting the nanofat grafting process—calling them “the workhorse of tissue regeneration”—and how they help reduce inflammation at the molecular level. He also shares the key advantages of nanofat grafting, as well as the drawbacks to the process. (Spoiler alert, there are very few!)
Finally, Zuriarrain, who counts fat grafting among his most performed procedures, discloses whether he anticipates nanofat grafting for facial rejuvenation one day overtaking fillers and why nanofat grafting can positively impact patients’ psyches.
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