I lost around 100 pounds by diet and exercise. I have maintained my weight for nearly 3 years, but since the weight loss I dislike my breasts. They are not the same size, and have significantly lost their volume. I do have some looser skin on my breasts, but I’m wondering if a fat transfer would fix this. I really hate the idea of implants and would love to go a more natural route.
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I can see some slight constriction on the right side below the nipple which you referred to. But yes, fat transfer is a great option. First, I would recommend removal of the implants so allow your breasts to recover to their native shape and architecture and allow the capsule to retract. I would...
The development of firmness or lumps after a fat transfer to the breast can vary from person to person. It’s important to note that some degree of firmness and lumpiness is common after the procedure, but these usually resolve over time as the body reabsorbs the transferred fat. The risk of c...
Hello and thank you for your question! In short, neither is "better" or "worse" in an absolute sense, but there are better/worse candidates for each operation. Compared to fat, implants don't require additional surgical sites (to harvest "donor fat via liposuction), they are more "predictable"...
