I'm a 32 A right now and my dream would be to wear C bra sizes but AT LEAST be a full B. Implants are out of the question. I want my breasts to be real but my hopes are being crushed after seeing and hearing that fat transfer to breast won't show a drastic result. I really want larger breasts but with my own fat. Can it be possible to go from an A cup to a C cup? Or at least a full B... I don't want to waste thousands for subtle results
Answer: Breast fat transfer hello CcSirie This requires liposuction to obtain the fat, and then the fat is transferred into the breast tissue. It is usually possible to achieve at least one half cup size increase. Additional fat transfer procedures to increase your volume can be done subsequently. #options #candidate
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Answer: Breast fat transfer hello CcSirie This requires liposuction to obtain the fat, and then the fat is transferred into the breast tissue. It is usually possible to achieve at least one half cup size increase. Additional fat transfer procedures to increase your volume can be done subsequently. #options #candidate
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September 30, 2017
Answer: 1 full cup size increase is usually the most realistic expectation Thank you for your question. The retained volume of autologous fat grafted for breast augmentation depends on multiple factors. There must be adequate volume of tissue within the breast to receive and revascularize the grafted fat. The greater the initial volume of the breast the greater the volume of grafted fat that may be accepted and retained. There must also be an adequate amount of donor fat available at other body areas. I do not know your height, weight, BMI, but with a bra size of 32A, I would not expect that you are likely to have a large amount of excess fat at potential donor sites. In order to reliably augment each of your breasts by 1 full cup size or 200cc, it would be necessary to graft approximately 400cc of purified, processed fat at each breast. With an A cup initial volume, this would likely be the limit of volume that could be accepted. To obtain a total of 800cc of purified fat, it would be necessary to suction about 1.5 liters of lipoaspirate from donor sites. With these restrictions, I find that for the average candidate for this procedure, 1 cup size increase is an appropriate expectation for a single operation. Provided that there is still an adequate volume of donor fat available, staged procedures can later be performed to achieve a greater augmentation volume increase. Again, as the volume of well vascularized breast tissue enlarges, the breasts will be more capable of accepting a larger volume of grafted fat. I recommend that you consult with an ABPS certified plastic surgeon with experience performing this procedure for a complete evaluation and recommendations on how best to proceed. Best of luck!Dr. Max Polo
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September 30, 2017
Answer: 1 full cup size increase is usually the most realistic expectation Thank you for your question. The retained volume of autologous fat grafted for breast augmentation depends on multiple factors. There must be adequate volume of tissue within the breast to receive and revascularize the grafted fat. The greater the initial volume of the breast the greater the volume of grafted fat that may be accepted and retained. There must also be an adequate amount of donor fat available at other body areas. I do not know your height, weight, BMI, but with a bra size of 32A, I would not expect that you are likely to have a large amount of excess fat at potential donor sites. In order to reliably augment each of your breasts by 1 full cup size or 200cc, it would be necessary to graft approximately 400cc of purified, processed fat at each breast. With an A cup initial volume, this would likely be the limit of volume that could be accepted. To obtain a total of 800cc of purified fat, it would be necessary to suction about 1.5 liters of lipoaspirate from donor sites. With these restrictions, I find that for the average candidate for this procedure, 1 cup size increase is an appropriate expectation for a single operation. Provided that there is still an adequate volume of donor fat available, staged procedures can later be performed to achieve a greater augmentation volume increase. Again, as the volume of well vascularized breast tissue enlarges, the breasts will be more capable of accepting a larger volume of grafted fat. I recommend that you consult with an ABPS certified plastic surgeon with experience performing this procedure for a complete evaluation and recommendations on how best to proceed. Best of luck!Dr. Max Polo
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September 30, 2017
Answer: Which is the best augmentation option for you? An augmentation sounds like what you may need. A photo would be helpful, but nothing is more important than an in person consultation with a surgeon.
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September 30, 2017
Answer: Which is the best augmentation option for you? An augmentation sounds like what you may need. A photo would be helpful, but nothing is more important than an in person consultation with a surgeon.
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September 30, 2017
Answer: Fat grafting vs implants This is a very difficult question to answer without pictures. Fat can increase the breast size, but you need a good breast envelope to accept fat and enough donor sites to get fat.What would concern me is that you are concerned about having a subtle result which can sometimes happen with fat grafting. I usually consul patients that if they want dramatic results then implants are the better choice for them.Talk to your board certified plastic surgeon.
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September 30, 2017
Answer: Fat grafting vs implants This is a very difficult question to answer without pictures. Fat can increase the breast size, but you need a good breast envelope to accept fat and enough donor sites to get fat.What would concern me is that you are concerned about having a subtle result which can sometimes happen with fat grafting. I usually consul patients that if they want dramatic results then implants are the better choice for them.Talk to your board certified plastic surgeon.
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September 25, 2017
Answer: Fat Transfer to the Breasts Dear Patient: thanks for your question. I would really appreciate if you could send photos of your breasts, so we can examine and give you a more informed answer. I have been performing Fat Transfer procedures for over 15 years. Not all patients are candidates for Fat Grafting to the Breasts. Depending on how your mammary tissue is, and whether you have enough fat to be grafted, and what areas we will be grafting that fat from. The most a woman can go up in volume in one sitting would be one cup size. You could also have a small implant + fat transfer. And again, photos, and better yet, an in person consultation with experts in Fat Grafting would be essential to determine this. Do your research and set up several consults with Board Certified Plastic Surgeons. Ask to look at photos of other patients with your body type to see real results.
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September 25, 2017
Answer: Fat Transfer to the Breasts Dear Patient: thanks for your question. I would really appreciate if you could send photos of your breasts, so we can examine and give you a more informed answer. I have been performing Fat Transfer procedures for over 15 years. Not all patients are candidates for Fat Grafting to the Breasts. Depending on how your mammary tissue is, and whether you have enough fat to be grafted, and what areas we will be grafting that fat from. The most a woman can go up in volume in one sitting would be one cup size. You could also have a small implant + fat transfer. And again, photos, and better yet, an in person consultation with experts in Fat Grafting would be essential to determine this. Do your research and set up several consults with Board Certified Plastic Surgeons. Ask to look at photos of other patients with your body type to see real results.
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