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Most studies show that the volume that remains after 3 months tends to be the permanent volume. Expect a 30-50% volume loss depending on whether an external expansion system like Brava was used or not. Best of luck!
I tell patients to wait at least 3-4 months before looking at as close to final results as possible. That time allows for the swelling to resolve and the fat reabsorption to occur.
Depending upon how tight your breast tissues are, you may need pre-expansion using the Brava device. Since you have PCOS which could mean that you could have insulin resistance, you will need enhancement of your fat cells with the stromal vascular fraction in the fat to help with...
Legally, you need to be 18 as a minimum.Medically, it may be wiser to wait till you are in your early 20's.
Thank you for your question. This is an area just emerging, and you would not have long term studies to support outcomes. Yes, there may be benefit with stem cell research, but that area of science is not mature, so a risk is present of a "minimal result" outcome. I just recommend silicone gel...
Thank you for your question. If you lose weight, fat can be lost from any place, the body is not specific. You could lose fat from any place fat is present. I hope this helps!
If you still have additional fat to harvest, I would use the Brava on the smaller breast and process the fat differently with filtration method and addition of stromal vascular fraction. These methods will ensure that you have enough room in your breast, that the fat will survive through...
The procedure is generally considered safe but not completely predictable. You final results can vary depending on the quality of fat and the soft tissues of your breasts. Pretreating your breasts with the BRAVA subatmospheric pressure system can help improve your results. Seek out a board...
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