Soft-tissue augmentation with fascian

Since the turn of the twentieth century, preserved fascia grafts have had a history of safety and efficacy for numerous surgical applications, largely because they are replaced by native collagen. Preserved particulate fascia is an injectable form of the same material that is available in multiple particle sizes for new applications. Histology review demonstrates that preserved particulate fascia particles may likewise be replaced with host collagen. The material requires no refrigeration or skin testing. This article reviews the many available filler substances, their indications, shortcomings, complications, and Food and Drug Administration approval status.