I'm considering undergoing fat transfer to the breasts (currently small B). I'm concerned that after a year the breast fat may have completely dissipated and I will be left with small breasts and more sagging. I'm in my 20s, but my breasts are relatively lax. What can I do to reduce absorption? Is my age a good thing, or a bad thing? What chance is there I'll have to do the same procedure again, and do doctors generally discount under those circumstances? Thanks for your help.
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Fat grafting to breasts is a great procedure for the right person.utilizing your own fat allows you to increase cup size and sculpt the rest of your body in areas you would choose to lose.the main difference is that fat survival varies and it may require more than one procedure to achieve your...
K. Roxanne Grawe, MD (license permanently revoked) says:
You can definitely have breast augmentation with implants after fat grafting. I would wait about 3 months at least to make sure all the swelling is gone and the results are final. The benefit of implants is that you can predict the size and shape better than with fat. Best wishes!
Breast fat transfer works well within certain parameters.1) Typically you need to have fat in unwanted places2) There needs to be tissue where the fat is transferred into. If you are starting with a small cup size A breast, you can not put more fat than what you have in your breasts...
