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The patient will be able to see the final result of fat augmentation to the breasts by about six months.
Five months should be a sufficient amount of time to ascertain your final result from fat grafting. Not all of the fat that is injected survives, and this is why patients need to wait some time after the procedure has been done to see their final results.
Hello. At five months you should be at your final result. When fat is injected you usually lose about 30% of what is injected, and that fat loss will usually occur within the first three months after the procedure. What lasts after the first three months should last for the rest of your life. Jaime Perez, MD Breast Augmentation Specialist Plastic Surgery Center of Tampa
At 5 months following fat transfer to the breasts, you are looking at a fairly stable result. Is there something that concerns you about the result? There may be elements to your particular anatomy or surgery, which may create a different set of circumstances.
By this time you are probably looking at a final result. If there has been some change in the last month I would withdraw that opinion, but usually all of the fat that will not take as a graft will be gone by now. Thanks for the question, best wishes.
You most likely are looking at your final result right now. It is well known that often multiple sessions are required to augment the breast with fat grafting. Typically patients only increase 1/2 to 1 cup size unless the Brava system is utilized. Best, Gary R Culbertson, MD, FACS
By five months you should have reached a stable long term result. Any fat that has survived this long will be permanent and most, if not all of the peri-operative edema and changes in the tissues should be resolved.
At five months, whatever you have now is probably permanent. There may be some residual swelling but usually minimal at this point.
Usually four months after fat transfer to most any part of the body what you have is what you will keep in the final result.
The best person to ask is your plastic surgeon who performed the procedure. He or she intimately knows the surgery that they performed and can steer you in the right direction for your postoperative recovery. Fat transfer to the breast is living tissue that is moved from one place on the bo...
Yes! It's been thought with subsequent fat grafting that you get a higher percentage of take. So you may get a 60% take the first time and a 70% take the second time. It is a great way to do staged augmentation if you want to avoid breast augmentation with implants to get a significant im...
All breast implants, saline or silicone, have a silicone rubber shell. I have never seen any patients react to the silicone rubber, which is an inert material. If you are concerned you can have a skin test performed to check for possible sensitivity. Work is being done on fat transfer to the...
