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About Breast Fat Transfer
The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and is generally suitable for patients targeting mild to moderate breast enlargement. It may not be a suitable alternative for patients who do not have enough fat tissue. In consultation with your surgeon, you can evaluate the best options for you.
How is the procedure performed?
The procedure is performed under general anesthesia. After your surgeon makes markings in the appropriate areas where fat can be removed, the fat is collected with the help of a thin cannula. The collected fat is subjected to a purification procedure and excess fluids and damaged cells are eliminated. This process is also called purification. After this procedure, the prepared fat is carefully injected into the breast tissue and strategically distributed to create a natural look. At the end of fat harvesting and transfer, the incisions are closed with surgical sutures. The sutures dissolve spontaneously and do not need to be removed externally.
Incision and scar
In autologous fat transfer procedure, incisions are minimal compared to traditional breast augmentation operations. The incisions and scars in the donor area where fat is harvested and in the procedure area where fat is injected into the breast are the size of a suction tube and cannula.
- Donor site ıncisions: Common donor sites include the abdomen or thighs. Incisions used for liposuction are usually limited to a few millimeters and are strategically placed to be inconspicuous.
- Recipient area ıncisions: Incisions for fat to be injected into the breast area are very small and your surgeon will position them in inconspicuous locations.
Before and After
You can access the pictures of the real results and natural transformations of individuals who have undergone breast fat transfer procedure here. Checking these results before having a breast fat transfer will help you have an idea about the possibilities that are waiting for you. Here are some before and after pictures of the procedure.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions and answers about Breast Fat transfer are as follows. You can contact us to get information on other questions and answers about Breast Fat Transfer You can get the best answers to all your questions by getting a free consultation from our experienced team. The answers provided for the Breast Fat Transfer procedure may vary based on the patient.
Statistically, it is known that augmentation surgery has no effect on breastfeeding. Planning your breast implant with an experienced surgeon and following the postoperative instructions will prevent implant-related breastfeeding problems.
Breast augmentation with fat transfer, also known as autologous fat transfer or natural breast augmentation, begins with the removal of fat from a designated area of the body. The fat is injected into the breast to increase the shape and size of the breast.
Breast augmentation with fat transfer is generally suitable for people who want minimal increases in breast tissue or to improve certain asymmetries. For larger volume increases, breast implants are better options.
Breast augmentation operations with one's own fat usually vary depending on the patient's condition, asymmetry problems in the breast, and additional procedures that may be required. To find out how much the procedure will cost, you can contact our expert team and get a comprehensive evaluation from our experienced plastic surgeons.
Recovery times can vary, but most patients can resume light activities within a week. Swelling and bruising are common but will subside over time. Individualized recovery instructions will be provided by your medical consultant.
Some of the transferred fat will be absorbed by the body within the first year. For this reason, your surgeon injects a little more fat than necessary during the procedure. The rest of the fat is permanent.
In some cases, breast augmentation with fat transfer can be combined with other cosmetic procedures such as liposuction or body contouring, depending on the patient's goals and overall health.
Some patients may require more than one session to achieve the desired level of augmentation. However, the determining factor is whether you are a suitable candidate for breast augmentation with fat.
Breast augmentation with fat is generally preferred because it is a safe procedure, but like many surgical operations, fat transfer into the breast has complications. You can contact your medical consultant for more information.
Yes, fat transfer to the breast may be a suitable option to correct certain deformities and asymmetry in cases of tuberous breasts, also known as constricted breasts. You can consult your surgeon for a precise diagnosis.
The longevity of fat transfer to the breast can vary from person to person. While some of the transferred fat may be reabsorbed by the body in the months following the procedure, some of the grafted fat typically remains permanently in the breast tissue.
Yes, fat transfer into the breast can be planned together with breast lift or revision breast surgery. The combination of procedures is often referred to as "composite breast augmentation" or "augmentation mastopexy".
Yes, fat transfer into the breast can be used as a complementary procedure to address certain problems with the breast implant, such as rippling and capsular contracture. However, fat transfer alone may not be a definitive solution for these issues on a case-by-case basis. You should discuss your desired outcome with your surgeon.
Yes, there is a risk of fat absorption or loss of transferred fat after fat transfer, also known as fat transfer or autologous fat transfer. The proportion of fat to be injected should be planned to affect breast permanence after the procedure.
Yes, in most cases fat transfer to the breast does not affect the functionality of the mammary glands or the ability to breastfeed.
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