Could I get a breast fat transfer and then see a different provider for stomach liposuction?

Thank you for your question. Your plan is not the best approach. You should seek a board certified plastic surgeon who has experience and feels comfortable doing the abdominal contouring/sculpting with liposuction to obtain fat to transfer to the breasts. It is most likely that you will need more than one fat transfer session to achieve your desired results. Going back to collect more fat from an already liposuctioned area is more difficult due to the internal scarring related to the first procedure. This also can lead to less viable fat collection. All these procedures are technique dependent and your results depend on the experience and technical ability of your chosen surgeon. Good luck.

Yes, it's possible to undergo a breast fat transfer procedure with one provider and then seek another provider for stomach liposuction. However, there are some important considerations to keep in mind:

Coordination of Care: It's essential to ensure that both providers are aware of your overall treatment plan and coordinate their efforts accordingly. This includes sharing medical records, surgical plans, and post-operative care instructions to ensure continuity of care and optimal results.
Timing and Recovery: Depending on the extent of each procedure and your overall health, you may need to consider the timing of the two surgeries and allow for adequate recovery between them. Your surgeons can advise you on the appropriate timeline based on your individual circumstances.
Consistency of Results: While it's possible to have different providers for each procedure, there may be advantages to working with the same surgeon for both surgeries. This can help ensure consistency in surgical technique, aesthetic goals, and post-operative care, which may lead to more cohesive results.
Communication: Effective communication between you, your providers, and any other healthcare professionals involved in your care is essential. Be sure to openly discuss your goals, concerns, and expectations with both providers to ensure that they are aligned and that you feel comfortable with the treatment plan.
Choosing Qualified Providers: When seeking different providers for breast fat transfer and stomach liposuction, it's crucial to research and choose qualified, board-certified plastic surgeons with expertise in the respective procedures. Look for surgeons who have a track record of safety, success, and patient satisfaction.
Ultimately, whether you choose to have both procedures performed by the same provider or by different providers, the most important factors are your safety, satisfaction, and achieving the desired aesthetic outcome. Be sure to thoroughly discuss your options and concerns with your chosen providers before moving forward with any surgical procedures.

VASER liposuction is the ideal fat harvest needed for breast fat transfer. Why wouldn't you want your VASER surgeon transfer the fat from your abdomen? Please consider a virtual consultation from a high definition body contouring specialist to get a definitive recommendation.

Dear Genuine156182,

While it is indeed possible to have a breast fat transfer first and then seek stomach liposuction at a later date with a different provider, it typically makes the most sense to have all the liposuction done at once. Having the procedures done together can maximize the aesthetic results, minimize overall recovery time, and potentially reduce costs. However, if you choose to proceed with separate operations, I recommend waiting at least 3 to 6 months between procedures to allow your body to fully recover and for the results of the fat transfer to stabilize. Always communicate your full surgical plan with both surgeons so they can provide coordinated care.

Sincerely, Dr. Katzen

Yes, it is possible to get a breast fat transfer with one provider and then see a different provider for stomach liposuction. However, there are a few considerations to keep in mind:

Timing and Recovery: Both procedures involve fat removal and transfer (in the case of the breast fat transfer). Depending on the timing, you may need to allow adequate recovery time between the two procedures to ensure optimal healing and avoid complications. It's essential to consult with both providers to ensure that undergoing two procedures in close succession won’t negatively impact your recovery.

Consistency in Aesthetic Vision: It's important to make sure both providers share a similar aesthetic approach and understand your overall body contouring goals. If your breast fat transfer is dependent on removing fat from areas like your stomach, it may be more efficient to have the same provider handle both procedures for better consistency in shaping and proportions.

Communication Between Providers: Ensure that both providers are aware of each other's involvement in your care. This is particularly important for any medical records, surgical plans, or aftercare instructions, as clear communication will help avoid any issues or misunderstandings during your recovery.

Ultimately, while it's possible to work with different providers, you may find it more efficient and cohesive to have the same surgeon handle both procedures, especially if fat transfer and liposuction are part of the same treatment plan.

Combining procedures and having different parts of a cosmetic surgery journey done by different surgeons is possible, but it requires careful planning and consideration. Here are some key points:
Communication with Surgeons:Discuss your overall aesthetic goals with both surgeons to ensure they have a clear understanding of your desired outcome.Inform each surgeon about the procedures you're considering and get their professional opinions.
Sequential Procedures:It's common for individuals to undergo multiple procedures sequentially, addressing different areas over time.The sequence of procedures can depend on factors such as recovery time, surgeon recommendations, and your personal preferences.
Time Between Procedures:The time you should wait between procedures can vary based on the specific surgeries and your individual healing process.Surgeons typically recommend waiting until you have fully recovered from one procedure before undergoing another.
Overall Health and Safety:Prioritize your health and safety throughout the process. Ensure that you are physically and emotionally ready for each procedure.Follow pre-operative and post-operative care instructions provided by each surgeon.
Coordination between Surgeons:If you decide to have different surgeons for different procedures, encourage open communication between them.Share details of your surgical history and procedures to ensure a comprehensive approach to your care.
Recovery and Healing:Give your body sufficient time to heal between surgeries. Rushing the process can increase the risk of complications.
Post-Operative Follow-Up:Attend all post-operative follow-up appointments with each surgeon to monitor your progress.Notify each surgeon about any concerns or changes in your health.
Financial Considerations:Be mindful of the financial aspects, as having multiple surgeons may involve separate fees.It's advisable to consult with both surgeons and clearly communicate your intentions. They can provide personalized advice based on your medical history, desired outcomes, and the specific procedures involved.
Remember that patient safety and well-being should be the top priorities throughout the entire process.

It makes a whole lot more sense to find a provider who is competent at both Liposuction and fed transfer.
You should have a solid workable plan, but both surgeons agree with if you’re going to have two procedures. Where is your fat going to be harvested from before your fat transfer? Secondary liposuction procedures should generally be done six months after the first procedure if the same area has been treated.
Delivering consistent quality, liposuction and fat transfer results is more difficult than most people realize. The number of plastic surgeons who mastered both of these procedures is in a small minority.
Because there’s so much variation in skill and experience when it comes to both Liposuction and fat transfer, patient should be highly selective when choosing providers.
To do that, I recommend having multiple in person consultations before scheduling surgery. There’s no correct number of consultations needed to find the right provider. The more consultations you have the more likely you are to find the right provider.
Considering how much variation there is this in both Skillin experience when it comes to these procedures, I suggest patient start the process by having at least five in person, consultations and consider scheduling more unless they feel very confident they found the right provider.
Ideally, these should be done as one procedure without the need to have a secondary liposuction unless there’s an issue with the outcome from the first procedure.
It’s also important to get an accurate assessment and have a clear understanding of your individual candidacy for both Liposuction and fat transfer.
During each in person consultation, ask each provider to open up their portfolio and show you their entire collection of before, and after pictures of previous patients with similar body characteristics to your own.
An experience plastic surgeon should have no difficulty showing in the before and after pictures of at least 50 previous patients.
When reviewing fat, transfer results always confirm the exact timeframe of when after pictures were taken in relationship to the date of the procedure. Early phase transfer results can look very impressive, but do not in any way represent final results. After pictures should not be taken less than 3 to 6 months from the date of surgery.
When, in doubt, slow down and schedule more consultations.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD