Joris van Dongen

237 tSVF enriched facial lipofilling with PRP Platelet-rich plasma supplemented lipofilling with tissue-stromal vascular fraction does not improve patient satisfaction No difference was seen in satisfaction with overall facial appearance nor facial skin quality between both groups at any follow-up moment (Fig. 7). In comparison with the control group of women who never seek aesthetic facial procedures, pre- and postoperative satisfaction rates were lower. All other FACE-Q modules regarding subject satisfaction of skin characteristics revealed no difference between both groups at any follow-up moment (Table 4). Psychological wellbeing, social function and recovery were similar for both groups pre- and postoperative. Subjects in both groups had comparable satisfaction rates regarding the final outcome of the treatment (Table 4). Figure 7. Changes in FACE-Q regarding facial skin quality are presented between both the experimental and control group for all timepoints. No difference was shown. tSVF = tissue stromal vascular fraction. Lipofilling and PRP with or without tSVF did not improve any FACE-Q modules regarding subject satisfaction. However, only overall facial appearance in the control group was improved at twelve months postoperative (p<0.05, fig. 8). Psychological wellbeing and social function did not improve as well. No major complications occurred in both groups.