What are the precautions for breast augmentation with autologous fat?

Every woman cares about her appearance and body shape. Breasts are a woman’s second face and also determine whether the figure is attractive. Breast augmentation is now a popular term, and there are many ways to do it, such as autologous fat breast augmentation, which involves extracting fat from your own body and injecting it into your breasts. Your own fat will not cause rejection by the body, so after several fillers, your breasts will become fuller.

Precautions for autologous fat breast augmentation:

1. Fat absorption is very important

Although autologous fat will not cause rejection, this does not mean that the extracted fat is 100% usable. If you want to get good surgical results, you must pay attention to the doctor's liposuction method. If the doctor uses resonance, ultrasound, laser or other liposuction methods, most of the fat cells will be destroyed from the moment they are extracted, so the survival rate of the fat extracted in this way is almost zero.

If this kind of fat is injected into the chest, it will shrink and become necrotic after a short period of time and will eventually be absorbed by the human body. If liposuction is ignored, the shape of the breasts will not change much even if the fat is filled twice, three times, or four times.

Second, small amounts and frequent times are important

Generally, autologous fat breast augmentation requires 2 to 3 injections to achieve the ideal breast augmentation level, and the amount of injection each time should not be too much. Because too much fat is injected at one time, fat accumulation will form, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the chest, and eventually causing necrosis and dissolution of the injected fat.

Precisely controlling the amount of fat cells injected during surgery can increase the survival rate and reduce postoperative absorption. Therefore, in autologous fat breast augmentation surgery, you must use small amounts and multiple times, and don't be greedy.

3. The location of liposuction is very important

Fat also has its own "personality". Experiments have shown that the higher the activity of lipase, the more conducive it is to the survival of transplanted fat cells. According to research, the activity of lipase is highest in the thighs and buttocks, which is conducive to the regeneration and survival of transplanted fat cells, and decreases in order from the lower abdomen to the upper abdomen.

Therefore, if you want to ensure the effectiveness of breast augmentation surgery, try to choose fat from the thighs or buttocks, which is more conducive to the survival of transplanted fat cells.

4. Surgical technique is important

Regarding autologous fat breast augmentation, people subconsciously feel that it does not require any technical skills, but this idea is actually wrong. It is important to understand that in terms of liposuction, the director must ensure the integrity of the fat cells extracted and must also consider the area where the liposuction is performed.

If the technique is not up to standard, not only will the breast augmentation be ineffective, but the liposuction area will also become uneven, which would be a waste of time.

Many people want to ask whether autologous fat breast augmentation is good? Compared with the previously popular breast augmentation with prosthesis, autologous fat breast augmentation has advantages that prosthetic materials cannot match:

First, the transplant material is autologous tissue, whose biological characteristics are far superior to any xenogeneic material. Since it is a part of the body, there is no rejection barrier, no sensitive symptoms, and the postoperative complications that are usually worried about will be reduced to the extreme.

Second, fat particle transplantation is easy to obtain, and the tissue source is rich. Minimally invasive aspiration can be performed from the local fat accumulation site. Through careful screening, high-quality surviving fat can be selected. The operation is simple, safe, reliable, and easy to survive.

Third, the surgery only requires a needle hole, and there is no need to peel the chest cavity. It is ultra-low invasive, leaving no trace after the surgery, and breast augmentation does not affect the mammary glands and breastfeeding.

Fourth, autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation often involves extracting fat from areas where fat is accumulated (abdomen, buttocks, etc.), and these areas are often sensitive areas that affect body shape. Therefore, autologous fat transplantation can achieve the effect of weight loss and body shaping while enlarging breasts, killing two birds with one stone.