Alloclae Breast Fat Transfer (Donor Fat)

I have attached updated pictures of my progress. My adverse reactions to alloeclae are improving. My skin has stopped peeling and the dermatitis I was experiencing at the top of my breasts have completely resolved. My skin integrity has greatly improved as well. The swelling is gone and my current breast size is likely at its final stage which is a B cup, with the right breast in between an A/B cup. I still have hyperpigmentation which is unfortunate, but am waiting to use the bleaching cream prescribed as the side effect can cause irritation, and I don't want to compromise the healing of my breast skin tissue. I want to give it even more time to be at its optimal state before treating the discoloration. I have maintained some fullness with my breasts.

All in all, it has been a long road to recovery, but I am grateful I am on the mend. This will likely be my last update for a while. I do not plan on getting any more surgeries or revisions. This journey has taught me a valuable lesson on love and self-acceptance. Hope my journey has inspired you in some way. Take care.

It's been over 3 weeks since I had the procedure and unfortunately have had a rough recovery. I want to start off my stating that Dr. Zeidler and her team have been very supportive and responsive throughout this whole process, which I am grateful for. Dr. Zeidler could not have predicted what would've happened to me. Nearly 1 week after the procedure, I developed excessive skin peeling and discoloration. The skin peeling occurred after I put hydrocortisone cream on my breast to help with new stretch marks that were developing after the recommendation of the dermatologist, though I feel this may have worsened my skin quality (my opinion, not that of the dermatologist). I was informed by the dermatologist that the skin discoloration is called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation that occurs after an injury to the body (i.e.Surgery). Those with more melanin are more prone to this. I've been given treatment to help correct this.

My skin was so thin and inflamed that it caused my incision to thin and skin to rupture at the incision site, causing some of the product to flow out of my right breast. I had to take antibiotics as a precaution to prevent an infection. Luckily, the incision has closed naturally on it's own after applying gauze to stop the leakage, though I am still taking great precaution. My skin surrounding my breast is very thin and sensitive to the touch. The swelling has largely subsided and my cup size has downgraded to a B cup, which is to be expected seeing that I only did 200 of total.

All in all, I would say if you are wanting to increase your cup size, I still think Alloclae is a better option than implants or even BFT due to increased complications with liposuction, and better safety profile. However, with all the complications I had and my long road to recovery, I would not have gone through this if I know then what I know now. Self love and acceptance of the body you are born with is all that matters. It took me going through this to realize that. Just know that complications can happen to anyone, and you need to accept and make peace with that if you are going to embark on any cosmetic procedure, otherwise, I highly suggest you reconsider.

I have reloaded a picture of my breast before alloclae procedure. As you can see, my right breast was much smaller than my left. I lost some volume after breastfeeding. My goal for the procedure was to add size and volume and I was able to achieve that.