Autologous Fat Grafting in Female Genital Area Improves Sexual Function by Increasing Collagenesis, Angiogenesis, and Estrogen Receptors.

Ya-Wei LaiSheng-Hua WuPing-Ruey ChouChe LinJwu-Lai YehTsai-Ming LinChee-Yin ChaiMeng-Chien Willie HsiehShu-Hung Huang

Published in: Aesthetic surgery journal (2023)

AFG performed through MAFT in the vulvovaginal area may help manage sexual function-related problems in women. In addition, this technique improves aesthetics, restores tissue volume, alleviates dyspareunia with lubrication, and reduces scar tissue pain.

Keyphrases

chronic pain
mental health
adipose tissue
polycystic ovary syndrome
endothelial cells
neuropathic pain
pain management
mouse model
stem cells
vascular endothelial growth factor
estrogen receptor
type diabetes
pregnancy outcomes
spinal cord injury
mesenchymal stem cells
spinal cord
cervical cancer screening