I am a 36 year old woman. I I have breastfeed two children for a combination of four years. I loved how my breasts looked while I was pregnant. I would like to increase one cup size (B to C) I weigh 140lbs at 5'4. I tend to be a bit more conservative with my body and I'm not looking for a dramatic look - I prefer natural and if family/friends can't easily tell a difference. I am considering fat transfer to my breasts. I like implants but I have sensitivies to metals and food allergies so am wary of BII. Should I do fat transfer snd go to implants later if I am not satisfied with volume increase, or go straight to implants? Are implants more complicated after a fat transfer?
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Small asymmetries can be easily corrected with one or two sessions of fat injection. Our first option for correcting these asymmetries is fat injection.
Thank you for your query. The amount of fat that can be inserted depends on the condition and thickness of subcutaneous tissue. However, to camouflage the contour deficits and some increase in size, a couple of hundred cc of at on each side can be inserted carefully in your breasts. When done...