I turn 18 on Aug. 5 this year and i want to get a boob job but i dont want implants and ive heard about fat transfering or fat grafting and wondering if an 18 year old can get this surgey? And what doctors specilize in this department?
February 20, 2012
Answer: Fat transfer for breast augmentation
Yes, fat transfer is becoming more popular and does work for breast enlargement. Two sessions may be necessary and a reasonable expection is an increase of one cup size. If you have small breasts and tight skin, then you may benefit from external pre-expansion with the BRAVA system. There are not that many surgeons trained to do this but it works very well. I have done it with success. I recommend you discuss this with a supportive parent and when you are 18, schedule two or more consults to have all of your questions answered and be informed before proceeding. I hope this helps.
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February 20, 2012
Answer: Fat transfer for breast augmentation
Yes, fat transfer is becoming more popular and does work for breast enlargement. Two sessions may be necessary and a reasonable expection is an increase of one cup size. If you have small breasts and tight skin, then you may benefit from external pre-expansion with the BRAVA system. There are not that many surgeons trained to do this but it works very well. I have done it with success. I recommend you discuss this with a supportive parent and when you are 18, schedule two or more consults to have all of your questions answered and be informed before proceeding. I hope this helps.
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February 19, 2012
Answer: Fat grafting the breast is still controversial.
Fat grafting has been around for a long time and the techniques for removing and mainaining grafts has steadily improved. It can require multiple treatments and seems to be best for only smaller changes to the breast.
That said, fat grafting to the breast remains controversial and is not yet main stream. The fat that is inected into the breast may sometimes leave small marks on mammogram called microcalcifications. This can lead to the mistaken diagnosis of a breast cancer.
Before you rush into this you must be sure you understand the expected outcomes and consider the long term risks.
Hope this helps.
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February 19, 2012
Answer: Fat grafting the breast is still controversial.
Fat grafting has been around for a long time and the techniques for removing and mainaining grafts has steadily improved. It can require multiple treatments and seems to be best for only smaller changes to the breast.
That said, fat grafting to the breast remains controversial and is not yet main stream. The fat that is inected into the breast may sometimes leave small marks on mammogram called microcalcifications. This can lead to the mistaken diagnosis of a breast cancer.
Before you rush into this you must be sure you understand the expected outcomes and consider the long term risks.
Hope this helps.
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