Autologous fat transfer breast augmentation combines liposuction with breast enhancement. This procedure extracts fat particles from areas like the waist, abdomen, buttocks, or thighs—where fat deposits are abundant—and then transplants these particles into the breast tissue. During surgery, excess fat from the patient is suctioned out using fine needles, processed to purify the fat particles, and then injected in layers through micro-cannulas into the breast augmentation area to ensure survival.This method requires no incisions or bleeding, delivers natural-looking results, and simultaneously achieves body contouring benefits, making it a popular choice among beauty-conscious urbanites seeking slimming and breast enhancement. Injection Techniques Multi-point, Multi-layer Injection: Ensures each autologous cell makes full contact with corresponding breast tissue, allowing cells to absorb more nutrients and significantly improving fat survival rates.
Three-dimensional injection: Fat is injected in front of the pectoralis major muscle and behind the mammary gland, preserving normal lactation function for patients of childbearing age.With a fat purity exceeding 95%, the high-quality extracted fat largely eliminates the need for centrifugation purification. It is then rapidly injected into the breasts in a layered, three-dimensional manner. This ensures rapid re-implantation within the body, minimizing damage to the extracted cells and achieving extremely high utilization rates. By bypassing traditional centrifugation purification, the fat can be used to fill breasts, buttocks, face, and other areas with volume loss.
Important Notes
For your health and safety, regardless of whether you experience complications such as hematoma, hard lumps, chest pain, infection, gel extrusions, fibrous tissue hyperplasia/contracture, or ulceration following breast augmentation injections, promptly seek examination at a qualified, accredited medical facility. This confirms the location, depth, and volume of the injected material within your body.When complications have not yet manifested, the injected material may still be completely removed.
If complications are confirmed, there is no need to panic. Seek diagnosis and treatment at a qualified, reputable hospital. Prompt removal of the injected material upon complication onset can minimize potential harm.