How much would a fat transfer be to one breast?

  The costs for these procedures vary greatly as do the results.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA.....

Hi gator fanNot seeing your photos or examining you it is impossible to even say that fat injection is the correct thing to do. A small implant could also for example be a possibility.  If fat injection were the right thing to do, you would be looking at a cost of around $4000 all in to have it done in an operating room with anesthesia.Best Wishes

You need to come in for an in person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who can examine you and go over your options.  Costs will vary depending on what needs to be done.

Very hard to give exact fee structure without a posted photo. My guess is $4,000. But you may need bilateral surgery to gain symmetry. Best to seek ONLY IN PERSON opinions.. 

Fat transfer to breasts to create natural symmetry can be an excellent procedure, though there are inherent limitations. The most significant limitation is the amount of fat that can be transferred during any single procedure. We do not transfer more fat than would double the size of the breast. Of the fat that's transferred, only a certain percentage of it will stay, and part of it gets absorbed. Treating breast asymmetry with a single implant has inherent limitations as well. Breast implants are not put into the breast but rather behind the breast or behind the pectoralis muscle. This causes the breast to be pushed out, making it look much bigger. Fat transfer to the breast makes the breast tissue itself larger, potentially matching the opposite side better.  Breast implants also have a finite lifespan and will eventually rupture.For the right patient, fat transfer to the breast can be an exceptional procedure.We routinely perform these procedures while patients are awake, using no needles, no scalpels and no sutures. The recovery is easy, and patients see an immediate improvement.As previously stated, a thorough exam is necessary before making a final assessment or recommendation.I hope that helps. Best of luck,Mats Hagstrom, M.D.