What are the disadvantages of autologous fat breast augmentation?

Women all hope to have a plump breast, which not only makes them look more sexy, but also adds a lot of points to their image. However, the actual situation is that due to poor development or nutritional factors, many women are not very satisfied with their breasts and will use various methods to enlarge their breasts. So, what are the disadvantages of autologous fat breast augmentation? Let’s take a closer look below.

1: The absorption rate of autologous fat is high. When fat is injected into the chest, it will be absorbed by the human body. The fat absorption rate is generally around 40%, but this absorption rate is affected by various factors. The absorption rate varies not only depending on the physical condition of each person, but also differences in the surgical injection process may also lead to different absorption amounts. If the doctor has good skills and uses fat with a high survival rate, the absorption rate of fat can be reduced.

2: Autologous fat breast augmentation surgery cannot be completed in one step. It is necessary to adhere to the principle of small amounts and multiple times. Usually, the transplant volume on each side is 50ml-100ml each time, and it usually takes about three times to achieve the ideal effect. If a large amount is injected at one time, part of the fat will not survive and the transplanted fat tissue will not receive sufficient blood supply, making it very easy to develop complications such as infection, fat liquefaction and necrosis, and nodules.

3. The applicability of the surgery is limited. Autologous fat breast augmentation requires a large amount of body fat tissue, so the woman who wants breast augmentation must have a plump body. Women without local fat accumulation are not suitable for this method. In addition, autologous fat breast augmentation is more suitable for those who have a certain breast foundation. If the breasts are small and you want to make them bigger through surgery, this method is not easy to achieve.

The above is an introduction to the disadvantages of autologous fat breast augmentation. I hope it will be helpful for women to understand. Although many hospitals or institutions vigorously promote the method of autologous fat breast augmentation, women should not be blind when it comes to breast augmentation. No matter what method they choose, they must see its advantages and disadvantages, make appropriate weighings, and avoid causing adverse effects.