I was wondering if I would be a good candidate for a breast fat transfer. I'm currently a 34b, I'd like to go up to at least a 34d. I want natural looking breasts. Would a breast fat transfer help make my breasts look a little bit perkier? I was hoping I wouldn't need a lift. I'd like to remove a good amount of weight from my stomach, back and arms, I'm not really interested in removing fat from my lower half. Also how much fat would be expected to survive? And what's the price range? Thank you.
October 5, 2016
Answer: Fat transfer You do look like you would be a good candidate for fat transfer. However, the transfer will make the breast fuller, but not lifted or perkier. The cost varies from region to region. I would suggest meeting with board certified plastic surgeons in your area and discuss all your concerns. With just one transfer, most women can increase their size one half to one cup. Should you prefer a larger size, you may need additional transfer or implants.
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October 5, 2016
Answer: Fat transfer You do look like you would be a good candidate for fat transfer. However, the transfer will make the breast fuller, but not lifted or perkier. The cost varies from region to region. I would suggest meeting with board certified plastic surgeons in your area and discuss all your concerns. With just one transfer, most women can increase their size one half to one cup. Should you prefer a larger size, you may need additional transfer or implants.
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March 23, 2017
Answer: What to expect with fat transfer to the breast Thank you for a great question. With fat transfer, we now have a breast enhancement option that avoids implants and the scarring associated with a breast lift. However, it's important to realize that fat transfer is not a substitute for these other procedures. In your case, I notice some hollowing in the upper pole of the breast which could be improved with fat transfer. Although one photo is not sufficient to assess your options for 'donor sites', it does appear that you have enough fat to make the procedure a success. Setting expectations for size and shape following fat transfer can only really be done right in the context of a consultation with a plastic surgeon. It's generally accepted that only ~50% of the grafted fat survives in the long term. With that in mind, I think you could expect a nice change in shape and a modest increase in size, but a D cup may not be a realistic goal for single procedure.
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March 23, 2017
Answer: What to expect with fat transfer to the breast Thank you for a great question. With fat transfer, we now have a breast enhancement option that avoids implants and the scarring associated with a breast lift. However, it's important to realize that fat transfer is not a substitute for these other procedures. In your case, I notice some hollowing in the upper pole of the breast which could be improved with fat transfer. Although one photo is not sufficient to assess your options for 'donor sites', it does appear that you have enough fat to make the procedure a success. Setting expectations for size and shape following fat transfer can only really be done right in the context of a consultation with a plastic surgeon. It's generally accepted that only ~50% of the grafted fat survives in the long term. With that in mind, I think you could expect a nice change in shape and a modest increase in size, but a D cup may not be a realistic goal for single procedure.
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