I Just Want to Fill 34 a Bra! it seems so risky... i don't want to complicate my health and life and yet, i'd love just to have anything more than a sunken chest... how many years till fat transfers are workable? or somesuch other injectable??
January 1, 2011
Answer: Fat grafting for breast augmentation in a 50 + year old
I have now performed fat injections on several patients with satisfactory results, My last patient underwent two sessions after silicone implant removal and she is 55 years old and delighted with the results so far. Go for a consultation to discuss the procedure and if you are a good candidate.
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January 1, 2011
Answer: Fat grafting for breast augmentation in a 50 + year old
I have now performed fat injections on several patients with satisfactory results, My last patient underwent two sessions after silicone implant removal and she is 55 years old and delighted with the results so far. Go for a consultation to discuss the procedure and if you are a good candidate.
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October 11, 2010
Answer: Breast Augmentation is safe in your 50s if you are in good health
Hi there-
You are too young to give up on being happy and comfortable with your appearance!
As long as you are in good health, there is no reason you could not safely undergo a breast augmentation procedure.
I am still not a believer that fat grafting to the breast is a responsible thing for us to be doing (recognizing that I may eventually change my mind)- with 1 in 8 women in the US developing breast cancer and the propensity for the grafted fat to mimic breast cancer on mammograms...
Find a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery and visit for a consult... Here's a bit of advice on how to find someone you like and can trust:
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October 11, 2010
Answer: Breast Augmentation is safe in your 50s if you are in good health
Hi there-
You are too young to give up on being happy and comfortable with your appearance!
As long as you are in good health, there is no reason you could not safely undergo a breast augmentation procedure.
I am still not a believer that fat grafting to the breast is a responsible thing for us to be doing (recognizing that I may eventually change my mind)- with 1 in 8 women in the US developing breast cancer and the propensity for the grafted fat to mimic breast cancer on mammograms...
Find a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery and visit for a consult... Here's a bit of advice on how to find someone you like and can trust:
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