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NaturalFill To Increase Breast Size- Too Good To Be True?

I’m considering using a product called “NaturalFill” to increase my bust size. Basically it transfers fat to your bust(my unscientific explanation.)I LOVE the idea of not using an implant and creating a very natural looking and feeling breast.(I only want to increase my bust about a cup size) This procedure only cost 5,000 I’ve looked on other doctors sites who offer a similar surgery for over 20,000 dollars. I live in NYC everything is expensive here. Is this too good to be true? Thank you

10 Doctor Answers | Asked by Jessy25
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Facts about Fat Grafting - vs Opinion

In a recently published study in the June 2011 issue of the Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, we demonstrated, using MRI measurements, a 250cc average increase in breast size, or a doubling of breast size (116% increase) using fat transplantation. These and other objective findings in our published study differ from many of the opinions you are reading on this string about fat transplantation. See the embedded video and attached link... more
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Increasing Breast Size

Yes, it's too good to be true. Some guy decides to slap a trademark name on fat grafting and it's a new and exciting procedure. It's not. The reality is they will do liposuction and inject the fat back into your breasts. It's likely they won't wash the fat, strain it to reduce it to a small product and will inject as much as they can knowing that most of it will be reabsorbed by the body because it never got blood supply and died. Fat grafting... more
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Fat transfer to the breast has limits but can work

The idea of taking your own fat from where you have extra and putting it into the breasts has been around for a long time, but the idea of giving it a brand name is new (NaturalFill? Really? Come on.) Although the procedure was considered risky when first introduced, it is now beginning to be done more commonly due to improved methods and more science. The maximum "take" per breast is about 200-250 cc however, which is equivalent to a smaller than average breast implant. Go... more

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NaturaFil breast augmentation

This is a new term for fat injections to the breast in order to make it sound new and improved. In most cases, as not all of the fat that is injected survives, it will need to be done more than once. You can figure on keeping at most 50% of the amount injected and injecting larger amounts initially will not increase the retention, typically, if it is going to work, a series of 2-3 injections done months apart is needed. Also, including the term stem cells in the procedure is hype, where they... more
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Fat Transfer to the breast becoming more popular

Apart from "branded" names for the procedure, fat transfer to the breast is effective in increasing your breast size by a variable amount. The actual amount of breast size increase depends on: Your breast type and size. Smaller breasts can take less graft tissue but retain the most, with the greatest "cup" size increase The availability of fat to transfer. This fat has to be of good quality, preferably from areas of compact, healthy tissue... more
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Fat Grafting to the Breast

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons Fat Grafting Task Force gathered many fine minds together to evaluate the safety of transferring fat to the breast. The procedure has been shown to be safe, in that it does not interfere with screening for breast cancer and does not pose risk to cancer survivors. The limitations of the technique are that only a small increase in size can be accomplished at one stage and that the amount of tissue that will "take" with a good blood... more
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Natural fill and fat grafts for breast augmentation

Fat grafting for breast augmentation has been around a very long time, and natural fill is a marketing term for a well known procedure. The results from fat grafting are modest, perhaps a half cup size, and are often associated with breast cysts and calcifications which can make the mammogram and breast self examination a difficult proposition. Not really such a bargain. We would suggest a surgeon who is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Best of luck, peterejohnsonmd more
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Fat grafting to the breast works but you need to find the right surgeon

The idea of using fat for breast enhancement is very appealing and challenging. The concerns about the cyst and calcification's post injection are valid and need to be discussed with the patient. You need to make sure that the surgeon is board certified plastic surgeon(not cosmetic, dentist or ER physician). I been doing the fat grafting for the last 5 years and have done follow up studies registered with NIH. You need to do you search and find the right surgeon. more
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You have the right idea - if it seems too good to be true, it usually is.

You have the right idea - if it seems too good to be true, it usually is. Breast implant surgery has been around for about 50+ years. During that time, the implants and surgical procedures have improved tremendously. I would guess that the average price for silicone implants is $10,000 or so in the NYC region Some surgeons are more expensive than others. You are looking into a new procedure that takes fat from one area on your body and injects it into the breasts. Most of this fat... more
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Do fat grafts to breasts work?

Even though fat graft transfers have been around for many years, the idea of injecting breasts with fat has been controversial. It does work and you can obtain subtle improvements, maybe a cup size increase, but the survival of the transferred fat is variable and sometimes the transferred fat dies. When fat dies it is called "fat necrosis" and can liquefy and form a seroma that would need to be drained. More importantly, when fat dies it can calcify and when seen... more
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