How long can autologous breast augmentation last?

Autologous breast augmentation refers to the use of excess fat from one's own body to achieve breast augmentation through transplantation. It can allow fat cells to grow again and merge with the chest tissue, making the breasts look fuller and the body curves more shapely. It is also a common breast augmentation method. If there is no disease or infection, autologous breast augmentation can be maintained for life.

How long can autologous breast augmentation last?

The basic principle of autologous fat breast augmentation is to transplant excess fat cells from any part of the body and inject them into the breasts. The fat cells will regrow and merge with the body's own breast tissue, making the breasts fuller and more visible.

Autologous fat breast augmentation, also known as autologous fat transplantation breast augmentation and autologous fat injection breast augmentation, has the same meaning as autologous fat breast augmentation. Autologous fat breast augmentation refers to autologous fat transplantation breast augmentation, which is a type of breast augmentation surgery. It uses autologous fat cells as breast augmentation material. Through autologous fat filling, autologous tissue filling, APSC pluripotent cell fat filling and other methods, it is transplanted and injected into the breast tissue and promotes its survival, so as to make the breasts bulge and enhance the beauty of the female body.

If the patient does not develop complications after breast augmentation surgery, autologous breast augmentation can remain unchanged for life.

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.

Advantages of breast augmentation injections:

1. The survival rate of fat is high.

2. The chance of cells being infected is reduced, thus avoiding sequelae.

3. The surgery is permanent, eliminating worries.

4. There is no rejection of your own fat and no safety risks.

5. Not easy to be discovered. The operation only left two small needle holes in hidden places, which were no longer noticeable after three days.

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

Advantages

Non-rejection: If autologous tissue is used as the material, the human body itself will not produce a rejection reaction to the injected autologous fat tissue.

Safety is the best: it does not affect breastfeeding; the breast augmentation method is simple to operate, there is no foreign body sensation, and it is safer.

Good touch: Using autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation, the appearance is natural, the touch is soft, the skin is delicate, and the real feeling is better.

Breast enlargement and body shaping: breast enlargement with one's own fat can also help people with more local fat accumulation lose weight.

crowd

1. People with a certain amount of body fat.

2. Except for those with degree III sagging breasts, all others are acceptable.

3. Those who are in good health and have no acute or chronic diseases.

4. Breast hypoplasia or one breast is too small due to benign lesions, resulting in asymmetry of the breasts.

5. Breast atrophy caused by breastfeeding or childbirth.

6. Mild sagging breasts or inverted nipples caused by lack of exercise or breastfeeding.

7. Female patients who have to have their breasts removed due to illness and have retained their nipples and areola.

8. Those whose breasts are not small, have a good foundation, and whose chest cavity is capable of enlargement.

9. Breast hypoplasia or non-development due to breast tissue lesions (such as infection) before puberty or after trauma or surgery.

10. Those whose breasts are not small but asymmetrical on both sides.

11. Sudden weight loss and emaciation; spontaneous breast atrophy after pregnancy (after sterilization).