POSTED UNDER Breast Fat Transfer Reviews
Dr. Bednar is the BEST for breast fat transfer
UPDATED FROM jrocktxus
3 years post
Lipo site 3-yrs post op
WORTH IT$11,000
I received some questions about the area where fat was moved from and if I’m happy with it. 100% yes. The job post surgery is to maintain your thighs so they don’t look too skinny since they have less fat. I haven’t been doing much but yoga lately.
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UPDATED FROM jrocktxus
3 years post
One and done.
Just a word to the wise – this surgery works really well. I’m about 3-years post-op now. I gained 20 lbs since COVID so the ladies have grown substantially. Not a bad place to get fat!!
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Any lumps?? Have you ever done pathology on your lumps to ensure only fat was in them? Also are you pleased with your banana roll lipo or do you notice sagging in your butt yet?
I had a ton of lumps for about the first year. I also have very fibrous breast tissue which might correlate to why so much (like, all) of my transferred fat survived. Now I just have one lump that I had before surgery. My breasts are more sensitive now and the preexisting lump is a little larger and more sensitive. I’ve had a mammogram on the lump and we’re just keeping an eye on it. It hasn’t changed in a couple years. I’m not sure what the banana roll thing is but my butt looks better post surgery. I met some pro football players who were convinced I had a BBL, but fat transfer to the breast is the only surgery I’ve had. When I joined a new gym I got a lot of commentary through the grapevine about the ole booty. Some fat transfer patients refer to it as the “booty pop”. It’s very real in my experience.
what was your before surgery size vs now?
10lbs of natural weight gain will increase many women's bust a whole cup w/o fat transfer... be careful ladies you will need a bbl too after seeing this doctor.
UPDATED FROM jrocktxus
2 years post
Still awesome.
Someone mentioned they thought my review was fake. Sounds like they maybe had a fat transfer with another doctor that didn’t work out so well. That’s a super bummer. I would be very frustrated on their shoes. Thought I’d update to show how my results are definitely the real deal, and I’m still very happy with my outcome 3.5 years later.
I don’t know if my results are above average or not, but I retained really well. The fat transfer includes like 10% tumescent fluid filled with stuff that helps the fat survive. That tumescent fluid gets absorbed by the body over the first couple weeks. (To make room for that extra volume, they poke little holes all over your breast so you won’t get stretch marks.) I retained almost 90% of what was transferred to my breast. So, if you do the math I retained almost all the fat that was transferred.
There were lumps in my breast for the first year or so. I already had lumps in my breasts but they were exaggerated and there were more. My OB monitored the lumps and they were gone after 1.5-2years. Not bad considering this procedure lasts a lifetime. I don’t think the lumps were necrosis, but maybe they were. In any case, I think Dr. Bednar transferred 530cc’s to each breast. It took me from a 34B/32C to a 34DD/32E. That’s been the case ever since the end of my recovery.
Fat transfer is unlike implants in many ways, including that the fatter you get, the bigger your boobs get - it’s exaggerated because you have lots of fat cells there. You also have a more natural shape, which some may not prefer to implants. A bra or good posture help the ladies to look their best, versus implants which look more like a built-in push-up bra.
The scars are different, too. I attached recent photos of my scars. This images should hopefully clear up any doubt that what I have is a fat transfer. I’ll post an old pre-surgery photo too so you can see what I was working with before.
I don’t know if my results are above average or not, but I retained really well. The fat transfer includes like 10% tumescent fluid filled with stuff that helps the fat survive. That tumescent fluid gets absorbed by the body over the first couple weeks. (To make room for that extra volume, they poke little holes all over your breast so you won’t get stretch marks.) I retained almost 90% of what was transferred to my breast. So, if you do the math I retained almost all the fat that was transferred.
There were lumps in my breast for the first year or so. I already had lumps in my breasts but they were exaggerated and there were more. My OB monitored the lumps and they were gone after 1.5-2years. Not bad considering this procedure lasts a lifetime. I don’t think the lumps were necrosis, but maybe they were. In any case, I think Dr. Bednar transferred 530cc’s to each breast. It took me from a 34B/32C to a 34DD/32E. That’s been the case ever since the end of my recovery.
Fat transfer is unlike implants in many ways, including that the fatter you get, the bigger your boobs get - it’s exaggerated because you have lots of fat cells there. You also have a more natural shape, which some may not prefer to implants. A bra or good posture help the ladies to look their best, versus implants which look more like a built-in push-up bra.
The scars are different, too. I attached recent photos of my scars. This images should hopefully clear up any doubt that what I have is a fat transfer. I’ll post an old pre-surgery photo too so you can see what I was working with before.
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Your $11k 4 years ago is more like $20k now!
So he adds tumescent fluid to the graft?
I think the fat is floated is tumescent fluid when it is woven into the transplant site. The doc can probably explain it when you do your consultation.
How many cc of Lipo did u get
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