I had a fat transfer to the breast with very little fat transferd (200cc) there was no noticeable change to my breast and I am looking to get another transfer with at least 500-600 cc each breast. My questions is how soon do I need to wait for the liposuction to heal to have the next procedure done ?
Answer: Fat You will need to wait at least 6 months before the second transfer to let your new fat grafts survive and settle. Adding 500 to 600 cc's next time may not be realistic.
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Answer: Fat You will need to wait at least 6 months before the second transfer to let your new fat grafts survive and settle. Adding 500 to 600 cc's next time may not be realistic.
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Answer: Fat transfer to the breasts When considering a second round of fat transfer to the breasts, it's important to allow enough time for healing from the first procedure before undergoing another. The general recommendation is to wait at least 6 months between fat transfer procedures. After your first fat transfer, your body needs time to heal, both from the liposuction and the fat grafting itself. The fat that's transferred may not all survive, so waiting ensures you have an accurate assessment of the results from the initial procedure. Finding enough (good) fat for another round of transfer may be a challenge; this is something to discuss with your surgeon, as liposuction also needs to be performed to harvest fat, and there’s a limit to how much fat can be safely injected. It's important to understand that fat transfer typically doesn't achieve the same dramatic volume increase as implants. Multiple rounds of fat transfer may be required to achieve significant fullness.
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Answer: Fat transfer to the breasts When considering a second round of fat transfer to the breasts, it's important to allow enough time for healing from the first procedure before undergoing another. The general recommendation is to wait at least 6 months between fat transfer procedures. After your first fat transfer, your body needs time to heal, both from the liposuction and the fat grafting itself. The fat that's transferred may not all survive, so waiting ensures you have an accurate assessment of the results from the initial procedure. Finding enough (good) fat for another round of transfer may be a challenge; this is something to discuss with your surgeon, as liposuction also needs to be performed to harvest fat, and there’s a limit to how much fat can be safely injected. It's important to understand that fat transfer typically doesn't achieve the same dramatic volume increase as implants. Multiple rounds of fat transfer may be required to achieve significant fullness.
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October 7, 2024
Answer: Fat transfer? You should wait at least 6 months, and up to one year preferable to allow the tissues to fully recover. But the more important question is where to get 1,200 ml of pure fat . . . that is a lot of fat, and you are very thin. Thank you for sharing.
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October 7, 2024
Answer: Fat transfer? You should wait at least 6 months, and up to one year preferable to allow the tissues to fully recover. But the more important question is where to get 1,200 ml of pure fat . . . that is a lot of fat, and you are very thin. Thank you for sharing.
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December 6, 2022
Answer: How long to wait between fat transfer procedures? Hello,
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December 6, 2022
Answer: How long to wait between fat transfer procedures? Hello,
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January 30, 2024
Answer: 6 months is usually best Hi,
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January 30, 2024
Answer: 6 months is usually best Hi,
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