I was hit by a sliding door directly to my breast only 1 week after fat transfer. It didn’t feel super hard but was hard enough to result in a sharp pain. The area now feels numb and a little cold to the touch (while the same area on my other breast is not numb and does not feel so cold). Is this likely to have caused damage to my breast? Concerned about fat loss. I traveled out of town for my surgery so cannot ask my doctor to examine me in person and would appreciate some helps
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Unfortunately, you have not provided photographs. The technique I recommend is The Bellesoma Method. This will reshape your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness without implants, elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your cleavage. Vertical scars are av...
No, you need a vertical lift because of all the excess skin and the distance the breast and nipple must be moved. Fat transfer can be done at a separate time from the lift to add more volume if you like.
Fat grafting to the breasts can be very effective if correctly done.Fat cells are very sensitive and should not be traumatized.Therefore I harvest fat with standard vacuum techniques and inject small volumes at a time Be aware that fat grafting to the breasts usually takes several sessions
