What are the advantages of autologous fat breast augmentation? Who is suitable for autologous fat breast augmentation?

Autologous fat breast augmentation is currently a relatively safe method of breast augmentation. Autologous fat breast augmentation also has its advantages. So what are the advantages of autologous fat breast augmentation and who is suitable for autologous fat breast augmentation?

1. Non-rejection: If autologous tissue is used as the material, the human body itself will not produce a rejection reaction to the injected autologous fat tissue.

2. Safety is the best: it does not affect breastfeeding; the breast enhancement method is simple to operate, there is no foreign body sensation, and it is safer.

3. Good touch: Using autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation has a natural appearance, soft touch, delicate skin, and a better real feeling.

4. Breast enlargement and body shaping: Breast enlargement with one's own fat can also help people with more local fat accumulation to lose weight.

1. People with a certain amount of body fat.

2. Except for those with degree III sagging breasts, all others are acceptable.

3. Those who are in good health and have no acute or chronic diseases.

4. Breast hypoplasia or one breast is too small due to benign lesions, resulting in asymmetry of the breasts.

5. Breast atrophy caused by breastfeeding or childbirth. 6. Mild sagging breasts or inverted nipples caused by lack of exercise or breastfeeding.

7. Female patients who have to have their breasts removed due to illness and have retained their nipples and areola.

8. Those whose breasts are not small, have a good foundation, and whose chest cavity is capable of enlargement.

9. Breast hypoplasia or non-development due to breast tissue lesions (such as infection) before puberty or after trauma or surgery.

10. Those whose breasts are not small but asymmetrical on both sides.

11. Sudden weight loss and emaciation; spontaneous breast atrophy after pregnancy (after sterilization).

1. Breast augmentation surgery is divided into three steps: the first is to extract fat. A fine needle is used to extract fat from obese areas such as the waist, abdomen, thighs and buttocks. Then relevant technology is used to make fat particles, which are finally injected into the chest and massaged to shape the body.

2. Due to the different physiques of each person, fat particles may be absorbed to a certain extent after being transplanted to the designated area due to individual differences. If this happens to a small number of people who have autologous fat breast augmentation, they can be re-injected about 3 months after the operation to achieve a more ideal breast enhancement effect.

The harm lies in the fact that too much fat is used or the injection is too concentrated. A large amount of fat accumulates together, which will lead to fat necrosis, dissolution, and absorption due to insufficient blood supply, which can easily cause infection, pain, and produce cysts, fibrosis or calcification, breast deformation, fat necrosis and other sequelae. This requires the surgeon to have rich experience and superb skills. Only in this way can the harm of autologous fat breast augmentation be effectively avoided.