Plasma biofiller for breast augmentation?

Question

I have seen some clinics offering plasma gel biofillers created from platelet poor plasma, which is heated to form a gel that can be injected into the face or body. The clinics offering this seem to mainly be located in the UK. I am wondering if this is a viable procedure to increase a small amount of volume in one breast. After a partial mastectomy, radiotherapy and two fat grafts, my breasts are still not symmetrical and I am hoping to find a minimally invasive procedure. Thank you!

Ronald J. Edelson, MD · Answer

Although there may be something to it. This is the first time I’ve heard of it. Naturally there will be a lot of hype but I would not do it until there is a bit of a successful track record on it

Hilton Becker, MD · Answer

Plasma biofiller is PRP or PRF obtained from the patients own blood
To form a gel it is heated at a low temperature
A large volume is necessary for breast filling  and needs to be repeated 
Amore effective method is to combine Plasma with microfat

Jose Segura, MD, PhD - Account Suspended · Answer

Hello, thanks for the question. According to what has been written, I consider that the best alternative for your case should be fat grafting combined with the brava system to improve your result; The option of plasma gel or a biostimulator is not the best option since the tissue it has is of poor quality and there is a risk of some complication such as tissue loss in the application areas. I hope you consider this opinión.

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