Autologous fat transfer breast augmentation is a widely recognized method among beauty seekers, delivering natural-looking results indistinguishable from innate breasts. But what precautions should be taken for this procedure?
First, although using one's own fat, it must undergo separation and purification. Only purified fat particles can guarantee effective autologous fat breast augmentation.
Second, while fat from any part of the body can be used, fat from the outer thighs is preferred. What many patients may not know is that fat from the outer thighs has higher viability, resulting in a higher survival rate after injection into the breasts.
Thirdly, the volume of autologous fat that can be injected per session is limited. Excessive volume in a single session is not feasible, necessitating multiple injection sessions for autologous fat transfer breast augmentation.
Finally, patients with insufficient body fat reserves are unsuitable candidates for autologous fat breast augmentation. This point requires little elaboration, as it should be self-evident to prospective patients.