Advantages of breast augmentation with implants

No one can guarantee that breast implants can be permanently placed in the breast, so don't believe anyone who says that breast implants can last a lifetime. Therefore, whether before or after surgery, you must follow the doctor's advice and perform regular maintenance! The surgical process of autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation is to extract fat from the thigh roots, buttocks and other areas where fat is more concentrated, and transplant it into the breasts.

The survival rate of breast autologous fat grafting is around 50%, and most of the time the breast shape stabilizes between 3 and 6 months. In other words, the D created after the operation may shrink to B after half a year. Since it is the fat in your own body, is it definitely safe? Definitely not!

In 1987, the final amount of autologous fat grafting was unpredictable and might affect breast cancer detection. Therefore, autologous fat grafting to the breast was strictly prohibited. It was not until 2009 that the ban on autologous fat grafting breast augmentation surgery was lifted.

Although previous studies have shown that autologous fat filling does not affect the early detection of breast cancer, in 2013, a study found that there is a high possibility of poor fat survival and uneven filling after autologous fat breast augmentation surgery, and common complications include fat necrosis, fat cysts, and thickening.

Breast augmentation with implants uses high-quality and appropriately sized breast implants to increase breast volume and improve breast shape. It can be selected according to the actual basic standards of the patient. Although modern breast augmentation technology and high-quality prosthetic raw materials ensure the safety of prosthetic breast augmentation, some side effects may occur after the procedure:

1. Exposure of the implant: The breast may move, twist or be exposed after surgery due to the improper size, position and mismatch of the breast cavity. If it is embedded in a traumatic area, the incidence of exposure may increase.

2. Capsular contracture: A fibrous outer membrane is formed around the breast implant during breast augmentation surgery to wrap it. Under normal circumstances, the outer membrane is thin and too soft, which does not restrict the implant much and the breast feels good. If it is affected by some factors, the irritating fibrous tissue will proliferate excessively, the outer membrane will become more and more enlarged, and it will shrink from the periphery of the implant to the center, which is called muscle atrophy, and the implant will be compressed in a small cystic cavity.

3. Artificial breast rupture: The incidence rate is low. Not all artificial breasts can last for life. Cracked artificial breasts generally need to be removed and replaced.