Hello I have wanted DD Breasts since I was very young. Sadly I have an A cup. I have tried pills eating more but it just goes to my belly. Are there any surgeons that can do this and can it reduces sensitivity in the area/associated risks? Many thanks
June 30, 2016
Answer: Fat transfer to the breast Fat Transfer to the breasts is a great surgery but there is a limit as to how much you can inject. Going from an A cup to DD is not possible. You can have surgery in multiple stages, but it cannot be done all at once. I would recommend having a consultation to discuss with your surgeon what is a realistic achievable outcome for one surgery.
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June 30, 2016
Answer: Fat transfer to the breast Fat Transfer to the breasts is a great surgery but there is a limit as to how much you can inject. Going from an A cup to DD is not possible. You can have surgery in multiple stages, but it cannot be done all at once. I would recommend having a consultation to discuss with your surgeon what is a realistic achievable outcome for one surgery.
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June 23, 2016
Answer: 3 Cup Size Increase may be a bit unrealistic Fat transfer is a relatively new procedure which offers breast augmentation opportunities for those who simply do not want breast implants. It does, however, have its limitations. First, I have found that some of the fat transferred is reabsorbed by the body, and can result in the need for additional fat transfers in order to maintain and/or improve the look. Second, from my experience, and what I've heard from other physicians around the country, is that small to moderate increases are possible. Expecting to go from an A cup to a DD is probably unrealistic. I would recommend consultations with surgeons who have performed the procedure, and compare those to traditional breast augmentation with either silicone or saline breast implants so that you have good expectations and will be happy with your results.
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June 23, 2016
Answer: 3 Cup Size Increase may be a bit unrealistic Fat transfer is a relatively new procedure which offers breast augmentation opportunities for those who simply do not want breast implants. It does, however, have its limitations. First, I have found that some of the fat transferred is reabsorbed by the body, and can result in the need for additional fat transfers in order to maintain and/or improve the look. Second, from my experience, and what I've heard from other physicians around the country, is that small to moderate increases are possible. Expecting to go from an A cup to a DD is probably unrealistic. I would recommend consultations with surgeons who have performed the procedure, and compare those to traditional breast augmentation with either silicone or saline breast implants so that you have good expectations and will be happy with your results.
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