Breast fat transfer works well within certain parameters.1) Typically you need to have fat in unwanted places2) There needs to be tissue where the fat is transferred into. If you are starting with a small cup size A breast, you can not put more fat than what you have in your breasts. If you do, the ratio of living breasts cells will be lower than that of the fat cells and the fat cells may resorb. 3) About 50% of the fat will resorb in breasts4) Fat transfer result is surgeon-dependent. That means, it depends on many factors such as liposuction technique, fat processing technique, and injection technique. Best of luck
Good question. It would be great if you could clarify what exactly people are unhappy about. I haven't had unhappiness from this procedure personally, but I have some guesses patients could be disappointed. 1. There are a lot of non-plastic surgeons doing this procedure. 2. It often takes more than one procedure to get the desired volume.3. To have success in a one step procedure, you must pretreat with the BRAVA system. Most patients don't want to do this due to expense or comfort issues. Hope that helps!
