Is Breast Fat Necrosis Common After Breast Lift?

A small amount of fat necrosis is common after a large breast lift or breast reduction.  I would defInitely let your surgeon know but I would not worry about any long term complications from this.  If the biopsy showed fat necrosis you do not need to remove it. Good luck.

Most likely your radiologist has noted calcifications in tissue that are present after breast lifting surgery. These findings are of no significant consequence and do not necessarily need to be excised. Nor do they turn into infections.  Best to obtain a copy of your mammogram for comparison purposes in the future.

 Best wishes.

always overweight patients get partial fat necrosis as minor complications, it must be solved generally watching the lesion if not is a huge necrosis .

otherwise should  be solved without great problem in case the ammount be minor

the council is your surgeon check to you give some antibiotics and perhaps phisiotherapy after a few  weeks later so  depending the seize is the risk.