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Fat Transfer to Buttocks and Breasts at the Same Time Possible?

I've heard that after Fat Transfer to the butt you can't sit for a month. Is this true? I have a desk job (sitting most of the day) and can't take a month off of work, but would love to have this procedure done.

Also, I guess you couldn't have Fat Transfer to the buttocks and Breast Augmentation at the same time. Am I right?

Asked 25 months ago by magic11 in Alabama
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Fat transfer to buttock and breasts

Fat grafting to the buttock and breast at the same time is not only possible, but is done in my practice on a regular basis.  It also isn't true that you can't sit for a month after fat grafting to the buttock.  In fact, most of the fat is grafted to the upper part of the buttock (not the part you sit on) so you can sit right away.
Leif Liu Rogers, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
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Fat transfer to breasts and butt

Both these surgeries can be performed at the same time but you will need enough fat for both procedures. This typically means about 1000 cc of good processed fat at least.
Siamak Agha, MD, PhD
Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Butt and Breast fat grafting simultaneously

To answer this in sequence: 1) surgeons vary as to their recommendations with most advising two weeks off of your buttocks. However, some as you indicate, may suggest longer periods. 2) these surgeries can be performed at the same time but you need adequate & sufficient donor sites as well as breast augmentation through fat injection in the USA remains in its preliminary stages of evaluation.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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