How long does it take to recover from autologous fat breast augmentation?

In addition to the methods of massage and food for breast enlargement, there is also a relatively fast and effective breast enlargement method, which is surgical breast enlargement. However, this method may cause some harm to the body. So if it is not necessary, it is recommended that you do not choose it. So, do you know how long it takes to recover from autologous fat breast augmentation? The specific time varies from person to person.

1. Transareolar incision: A long semicircular incision is made at the junction of the areola and the skin above or below the areola, directly reaching the anterior mammary fascia. Separate the anterior mammary fascia downward to the base edge of the mammary gland, and separate the connection between the base edge and the pectoralis major fascia; pull the freed mammary tissue upward, separate the retromammary space, and insert the prosthesis; or after exposing the pectoralis major fascia, separate the pectoralis major muscle fibers, free the retropectoralis major space, and insert the prosthesis under the pectoralis major muscle. Alternatively, the skin, subcutaneous tissue and breast tissue can be directly incised, and the prosthesis can be placed in the space under the breast or under the pectoralis major muscle and sutured in layers.

2. Transaxillary incision: arms abducted. The incision is made through the axillary fold. Separate the deep subcutaneous fascia layer inward to the lateral edge of the pectoralis major muscle, bluntly separate the muscle fascia, and find the gap between the pectoralis major and pectoralis major muscles. According to the preoperative calibration range, the breast dissector was used to bluntly separate the space between the pectoralis major and minor muscles. The prosthesis is placed through an axillary incision into the space beneath the pectoralis major and minor muscles. The subcutaneous tissue and skin are sutured layer by layer, and a drainage tube is inserted at the same time, and the drainage tube is connected to external negative pressure suction. Breast plastic bandaging focuses on applying appropriate pressure on the upper outside of the breast to prevent the prosthesis from moving upward.

3. Incision through the inframammary fold: The incision through the inframammary fold is made at the skin fold along the skin grain direction, 2.5-100px long and slightly biased to the outside. It should not be close to the inside of the midline, otherwise the scar will be obvious. This incision does not injure the breast, and each point is not far from the incision when stripping the cavity. It is second only to the areola incision and is more convenient when separating the inner and outer lower boundaries. However, this incision is not hidden after breast augmentation surgery.

Target Group

1. Breast atrophy caused by breastfeeding or childbirth;

2. Breast hypoplasia or one breast is too small due to benign lesions, and the breasts are asymmetrical;

3. Mild sagging of breasts due to lack of exercise or breastfeeding;

4. Sudden weight loss leads to thin body and flat chest;

5. Female patients who have to undergo breast removal due to illness and retain the nipple and areola;

6. Anyone who is over 18 years old, has good mental health and no psychological barriers, and is dissatisfied with the shape of his or her breasts can choose corresponding breast plastic surgery.