Breast Fat Transfer

For patients desiring a modest, entirely natural enhancement without implants, fat transfer is an excellent option.

Fat is harvested via liposuction from the abdomen or thighs, purified, and carefully injected into the breasts.

The procedure uses only the patient's own tissue - no synthetic material - and simultaneously slims the donor area.

Want a modest, natural enhancement (typically about one cup size per session) without implants.
Have sufficient donor fat in the abdomen, flanks, or thighs to harvest.
Prefer using only your own tissue, with no foreign material.
In good general health, a non-smoker, with up-to-date breast screening as appropriate.
For a larger increase or more projection, implants may suit better.

Typically approximately one cup size per session, as the blood supply limits how much fat can be transferred safely at once. Multiple sessions are possible.
For larger enhancement goals, implants may be more appropriate.

Yes, when performed by a qualified surgeon following established safety protocols.
Ultrasound or mammogram is recommended pre-procedure depending on the patient's age - for all patients regardless of whether they have had breast surgery.

Fat transferred to the breast can occasionally form small calcifications visible on mammograms, which experienced radiologists can distinguish from suspicious calcifications.
Always inform your radiologist of any breast surgery history.

First week: Soreness at donor and recipient areas. Compression garment worn over the donor site.
1-2 weeks: Light activity and most desk work resume.
4-6 weeks: Avoid strenuous exercise; continue compression garment as advised.
3-6 months: Some initial volume loss as approximately 60-80% of transferred fat establishes permanent blood supply.
6 months: Final volume and shape visible; touch-up sessions possible if more volume is desired.

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