What to do if there are lumps after fat breast augmentation

Fat breast augmentation is a common micro-plastic surgery for many women who love beauty. Autologous fat filling can make the breasts fuller and the body curves better. The appearance of lumps after fat breast augmentation is also a common phenomenon. This may be because the fat has not been completely opened, or the injected fat is uneven.

1. What to do if there are lumps after autologous fat breast augmentation

The best solution is autologous breast augmentation repair. Through breast removal surgery, the lumps inside the breast are removed, thereby repairing the breast and restoring healthy and perfect breasts.

Second, the advantages of autologous fat breast augmentation

The operation time is short, which reduces the patient's pain, provides a prerequisite for the survival of fat, shortens the operation time under anesthesia, and is beneficial to the patient's recovery after surgery.

3. Indications for autologous fat breast augmentation

People with a certain fat base in the body, except those with degree III sagging breasts, are all suitable, and those who are healthy and have no acute or chronic diseases.

4. Contraindications to surgery

Those with inflammation of breast tissue and the area adjacent to the surgical incision, those with active infection lesions in other parts of the body, and those with scar-prone or allergic constitutions.

What is the cause of lumps after autologous fat breast augmentation?

(1) Fat liquefaction.

Due to the injection of too many inactivated fat cells, or uneven fat injection, too much fat is injected at the same level and in the same area, and the fat fails to have extensive contact with the transplant bed. The surrounding fat tissue may survive, while the fat in the central area gradually necrotizes and liquefies, resulting in autologous fat breast augmentation lumps, which aggregate into lumps and cause the failure of autologous fat breast augmentation.

(2) Fibrous nodules.

Usually, due to uneven injection or excessive injection in the same area, fat particles gather into lumps, which is called autologous fat breast augmentation lumps. The fat injected in the affected area gathers toward the center, causing the loose fat tissue to shrink in size and be wrapped into a ball by the breast fibrous tissue, or there is no proper massage or shaping after the operation.