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Revolutionizing Fat Transfer
Over the past decade, physicians have been seeking a way to improve graft survival through the development of advanced techniques for harvesting, processing, and delivering fat grafts. Puregraft represents a new advancement in fat grafting that provides physicians with a standardized process to improve fat grafting outcomes. In 15 minutes, Puregraft selectively drains the tumescent fluid, free lipid, blood cells, and excess fluid from the graft. The removal of these contaminants improves graft retention and provides the best quality of fat a physician can reinject into a patient.
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How It Works
Key Features
Key Benefits
Adipose tissue is injected into Puregraft and is filtered through the first membrane to remove blood cells, free lipids, tumescent solution, and other impurities collected from the liposuction process.
The second membrane directs the flow of debris and allows for draining of the contaminants into a waste bag.
The fat tissue used with Puregraft is washed twice with a defined volume of sterile IV solution such as Lactated Ringer’s or saline. Physicians can dial-in graft hydration to their preference by varying the drain time after the final wash. The right balance of hydration is important to ensure graft quality.
The washed concentrated tissue is then extracted from Puregraft for reinjection into the body.
For best results, Cytori recommends the use of Celbrush for delivery of Puregraft-processed grafts.
Efficiently and easily removes tumescent fluid, free lipid, and debris.
Processes small and large graft volumes.
Physician controls graft hydration minimizing the need for over-correction.
Short processing times – cleans grafts in less than 15 minutes.
Closed system for use within the sterile field.
Autologous fat transfer is a natural filler compared to implanting synthetic materials.
Augmentation and reconstruction with fat transfer involves just a small incision, which minimizes any scarring.
Fat injections last significantly longer than other injectable fillers.
Autologous fat transfer is a safe procedure.
Fat grafting can be used alone or in conjunction with other procedures such as implants to address a broad range of procedures.