Autologous fat transfer breast augmentation involves liposuctioning fat from areas with localized fat deposits (such as the abdomen or waist) and injecting it into the breasts to enhance volume. This procedure comprehensively beautifies the body's contours, achieving dual benefits. Compared to traditional breast augmentation methods, autologous fat transfer offers numerous irreplaceable advantages.
The autologous fat transfer breast augmentation procedure is performed under local anesthesia while the patient remains awake. Typically, autologous fat breast augmentation may require two sessions, with a very small number of cases potentially needing three surgeries. This is because some fat may be absorbed after being transplanted to the designated area. However, through advanced surgical techniques that ensure high survival rates of fat cells and by appropriately increasing the total amount of fat implanted, the desired outcome can often be achieved in a single session. Nevertheless, in individual cases (due to personal constitution, etc.), more than one surgery may be necessary.
This procedure is suitable for women experiencing breast atrophy, mild ptosis, or underdeveloped breasts resulting in flatness. It is ideal for those seeking a natural-looking outcome rather than extreme fullness, provided the body has sufficient excess fat for harvesting.
2. Injection Breast Augmentation
Injection breast augmentation involves filling the breast tissue with a synthetic chemical substance to achieve breast augmentation.Today, a significant number of women in China have undergone injectable breast augmentation.
Advantages of injectable breast augmentation:
(1) The procedure is straightforward, performed as an outpatient surgery requiring no hospitalization. Patients can return home the same day, minimizing disruption to work and daily life.
(2) Recovery is rapid, leaving only pinprick-sized marks that do not affect aesthetics.
(3) There is no risk of side effects associated with other implant materials.
(4) The procedure uses autologous tissue transfer, eliminating the possibility of rejection.
(5) Injected fat cells integrate with the patient's existing breast tissue, resulting in a natural feel post-surgery.