In general, no one knows yet exactly how fat affects the breast. No one knows if there is an increased risk of developing breast cancer. Tuberous breat deformities are often treated with implants and some sort of scoring of the breast and implosion of the tissue and closing down...
Hello! Thank you for your question! Fat grafting has become a popular procedure to improve aesthetic outcome following breast reconstruction or for improvement of contour after lumpectomy. Much of the newest research has investigated the properties of fat, in terms of its stem cell...
Thanks for your question. Depending on how much donor fat you have available, this may be a good option for you. You can have contour changes at the donor site (typically I would use the loin / love handle area to minimise this risk), but the risk is low if your surgeon is experienced in the...
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