Can Renuva be injected into breast tissue?

Renuva should only be injected into areas where fat exists, so yes, Renuva can be injected into breast tissue, because breast tissue is mainly fat. There are many published great results with using Renuva to smooth implant rippling or irregularities, and it's a great alternative to fat grafting – since Renuva can be injected in the clinic with no downtime or anesthetic. Always discuss breast treatments with your physician to make sure it is right for you and make sure to have your normal breast exams and mammograms.

Renuva is injected where fat naturally exists, so it is ideal for injecting into the subcutaneous fat layer of the breast, but should not be injected directly into breast tissue.

I have achieved great results injecting Renuva into breasts to create a balanced look, by camouflaging implant rippling or smoothing breast implant irregularities. My patients love it because it's an off-the-shelf treatment that requires no anesthesia or downtime. Plus, it lasts for up to ten years because Renuva ultimately dissolves and is eliminated by the body and replaced with the body's own fat.

Renuva is a new and exciting treatment to increase fat in areas where fat already exists. It can safely be injected in and around the breast. It can safely be done in the office and has no downtime.