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Dr Sydney Coleman Joins Surgical Team to Treat Facial War Injuries with Fat Grafting

Posted November 19, 2009 in Facial Reconstruction, Home

The Department of Defense just awarded a $1.6 million grant to help soldiers recover from devastating facial injuries using innovative surgical technologies based on the LipoStructure fat grafting techniques developed by Syd Coleman to reconstruct 20 American veterans.

Breast Fat Grafting Explained by Sydney Coleman

Posted October 20, 2009 in Breast, Breast LipoStructure, Home

Dr. Sydney Coleman gives a description of fat grafting to the breast from the initial consult to the actual procedure with a special disc.

Dr. Sydney Coleman of New York City combines the BRAVA system with Breast LipoStructure

Posted September 22, 2009 in Breast LipoStructure, Home

Dr. Sydney Coleman presented his experience with using the BRAVA system before and after fat grafting to the breast at three conferences in the last week: Liposuction and Fat Grafting in Aesthetic Surgery Meeting in Wales sponsored by The Royal College of Surgeons of England and the British Association of Plastic Surgeons. Combined meeting of […]

Correct Liposuction Problems with Coleman Fat Grafting

Posted April 10, 2009 in Body Fat Grafting, Home, Liposuction deformities

Sydney Coleman invented a liposuction repair or liposuction revision to fill unnatural depressions created by cosmetic surgeons in buttock creases.

Safety Concerns with Fat Grafting to the Breast

Posted March 30, 2009 in Breast LipoStructure, Home

The new ASPS Guiding Principles for Fat Injection to the Breast discusses the risks and complications based on a review of all published scientific information. They conclude that complication rates for fat grafting in general is not high compared to other procedures, and serious complications are “extremely rare.” Specific concerns about fat grafting to the breast interfering with cancer detection is not supported by any studies.

However, using some techniques for fat grafting to the breast can result in increased complications and a poor result. Therefore, the ASPS has emphasized, “The safety, efficacy and final outcome of any given case is dependent on the technique used.” They go on to say “studies indicate that results of fat transfer remain dependent on a surgeon’s technique and expertise.”