Micro, Accurate and Precise Output, Ergonomic Performance, User-friendly

Marvelous Combination Set for Autologous Fat Transplantation

        MOVAMID^TM is an innovative, omnibearing medical device kit that meets the needs of the surgeons in performing

fat transplantation for all purposes. Ease-of-use, ergonomics in application define the characteristics of the state-of-the-

art device, MOVAMID^TM .

        Our research team from Dermato Plastica Beauty Co., Ltd commits to delivering proven outcomes. We have

pioneered numerous medical researches with uncompromising clinical experiments since 2006 to make

MOVAMID^TM commercialized being possible. Encouraging and positive clinical study results from thousands

of operations by many experienced surgeons make this medical device set reliable and credible.  In 2010, this

device was honored and credited respectively by the certification of ISO13485/ISO9001, CE Marking

and mass-productions of GMP medical manufacturer.

MOVAMID^TM kit has the recognized merits as follows for autologous fat transplantation

Micro-Volume Micro-volume injection as low as 1/ 240 c .c. per injection

Multi-Orientations 360⁰ multi-range adjustability in aperture of injection needle

One-Fit-All Fit almost all regular 1 c .c. regular syringe (non-Luer lock) with low expenditure

Closed-System Performance Close performance in transplantation decreases chance of contamination

Easy Loading and Unloading Load the fat-filled syringe one hand and unload the empty syringe by pushing the

                                                  safety button

Multi-Range Volume Adjustability Changeable output volume to accommodate different recipient sites

User-friendly with humanity Ergonomic performance in handling (Right or Left-handed)

Precise and Accurate per-Injection Steady, accurate and precise trigger-driven injection

Universal Patents Worldwide patents approved and pending

GMP manufacturer The combo kit is manufactured according to the GMP regulations to ensure top quality control

ISO13485 and CE Marking Certification of ISO13485/9001 and CE Marking

New Concept of Micro- Autologous Fat Transplantation (MAFT)

History – Evolution of Fat Grafting

1893 Neüber, first to reconstruct a facial defect in literature.¹

1916 Kanaval, described “fat cells are the best friend of the surgeon”.²

1948 Peer, addressed in the annual meeting of Plastic Surgery “~55% fat graft retention rate”.³

1953 Bames, reported convincing result in fat grafting for breast augmentation.⁴

1977 Illouz, advocated “liposuction” and invented related medical instruments.⁵

1983 Fournier, used fat grafting to fill involuted facial tissues.⁶

1986 Chajcher, performed fat grafting for rejuvenation of facial wrinkles and filling of hemi-facial atrophy.⁷

1988 Askin, subcised to make a pocket for fat grafting.⁸

1990 Nyugen, found muscle to be the best recipient site of fat grafting.⁹

1993 Carpaneda postulated the survival of fat grafting will be higher and proved experimentally when it is within 1~ 2
mm from the margin.¹⁰

1994 Coleman presented ‘Structure Fat Graft” and emphasized that each parcel must be between 1/30~1/50 cc in

         special location such as peri-orbital area.¹¹

2007 Lin et al. conceptualized the MAFT (Micro-Autologous Fat Transplantation) and demanded each injection

         volume of fat should be precise, and accurate between 1/30 ~1/240 cc to secure the best results and decrease the

         morbidities of fat graft.¹²

2009 MAFT-Gun^® multi-national patents awarded¹³ and commercialized.

References

1. Neüber, F. Fetttransplantation. Zentrabl. Chir. 22: 66, 1893.
2. Kanavel, A.G. The transplantation of free flaps of fat. Surg. Gynecol. Obstet. 23: 163, 1916.
3. Peer, L.A. Loss of weight and volume in human fat grafts. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 5: 217, 1950.
4. Bames, H.O. Augmentation mammaplasty by lipotransplant. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 11: 404, 1953.
5. Illouz YG: Communication à la Société Francais de Chirugie Esthétique, Juin 1978, 1979.
6. Fournier P. Microlipoextraction et microlipo-injection. Rev Chir Esthet Fr 10: 36, 1985.
7. Chajchir, A. Liposuction fat grafts in face wrinkles and hemifacial atrophy. Aesthet. Plast. Surg. 10: 115, 1986.
8. Asken, S. Facial liposuction and microlipoinjection. J. Dermatol. Surg. Oncol. 14: 297, 1988
9. Nguyen, A., Pasyk, K.A., Bouvier, T.N., Hassett, C.A., and Argenta, L.C. Comparative study of survival of     autologous adipose tissue taken and transplanted by different techniques. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 85: 378,
   1990.
10. Carpaneda, C.A., and Riberio, M.T. Percentage of graft viability versus injected volume in adipose autotransplants.       Aesthet. Plast. Surg. 18: 17, 1994.
11. Coleman, S.R. The technique of periorbital lipoinfiltration. Oper. Tech. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 1: 120,
      1994.
12. Lin, T.M., Lin, S.D., Lai, C.S. and Chou, C.C. The treatment of nasolabial fold with free fat graft. In 2nd
      academic congress of Taiwan Cosmetic Association, Taipei, 2007.
13. US patent No. 11/808611, China patent No. CN201120018Y, Taiwan patent No. M326838.