What is autologous fat breast augmentation?

I don’t know if you have noticed that nowadays the breasts of many beautiful women seem to have become very big, but in terms of body proportions, it is obviously not in line with scientific common sense. You know, if it is a natural breast, it will definitely be bigger in obese women than in thin women, because breasts are mostly fat, and where do thin people have fat? Therefore, thinner women with big breasts may have undergone autologous fat breast augmentation surgery. So, what is this surgery?

Autologous fat breast augmentation (English: Autologous fat), also known as autologous fat transplantation breast augmentation and autologous fat injection breast augmentation, is a breast augmentation technique that extracts fat particles from fat-rich areas of the body such as the waist, abdomen, buttocks, and legs and transplants them to the breasts.

During the surgery, the excess fat of the patient is sucked out with a fine needle, activated and purified into pure fat particles, which are then injected into the breast augmentation area evenly in layers through a micro-tube needle to make them active. No surgery, no bleeding, the breast augmentation effect is real and natural, and it can also achieve the effect of weight loss and body shaping.

The basic principle of autologous fat breast augmentation is to transplant excess fat cells from other parts of the body and inject them into the breasts, allowing the fat cells to regrow and merge with the body's own breast tissue, making the breasts fuller and more shapely. In essence, the body's own fat cells grow in a different location, which is equivalent to the secondary development of the breasts. Since it is one's own fat cells that are transplanted, there is no rejection reaction, which fundamentally guarantees the safety of the operation.

method

Multi-point and multi-level three-dimensional injection breast augmentation

Multi-level and multi-point injection: allows each autologous cell to fully contact with the corresponding breast tissue, allowing the cells to obtain more nutrients and the fat survival rate is correspondingly improved.

Three-dimensional injection: fat is injected in front of the pectoralis major muscle and behind the mammary gland so it does not affect the normal breastfeeding of women of childbearing age.