Is it safe to enlarge breasts with your own fat?

With the continuous development of medical technology and people's pursuit of beauty, the technology of plastic surgery and beauty is also becoming more and more advanced, especially some women are more keen on plastic surgery and beauty. For example, breast augmentation is a topic that has never stopped. There are many methods for breast augmentation now. Among them, the most popular method is autologous fat breast augmentation. This method has the advantages of high safety, less rejection reaction after the operation, and real and natural effects.

Is it safe to enlarge breasts with your own fat?

Autologous fat breast augmentation is to extract fat tissue from certain fat storage areas of the patient, such as the abdomen, buttocks, thighs, etc., and then inject it into the patient's breasts after purification to achieve the breast enhancement effect. After autologous fat breast augmentation, the breasts can be fully plump, upright and beautiful, and the appearance is natural and real.

Safety of autologous fat breast augmentation

1. Materials for surgery: Your own fat filling materials are non-rejecting, non-toxic and harmless to the body, and the human body will not produce an immune response to its own fat.

2. Autologous fat breast augmentation will not cause harm to the breast and will not have adverse effects on future fertility and breastfeeding.

3. The method used is injection, which will not leave scars on the breast and is not easy for others to find. Therefore, it is an ideal and safe choice for breast augmentation.

4. Autologous fat is abundant and easy to obtain. Since it is one’s own tissue, it is safer than any other prosthesis.

Things to note when enlarging your breasts with your own fat

1. Autologous fat transplantation for breast augmentation must be transplanted with purified granular fat, not injected with oil immediately after liposuction. The extraction and purification technology is different from the general small amount of fat transplantation plastic surgery techniques and requires specialized knowledge and experience.

2. The outer thigh is the best location because the fat cells there have more active lipoproteins, have a higher survival rate after transplantation than those elsewhere and are more prone to hypertrophy. The abdominal fat contains more fibrous tissue and needs to be carefully removed.

3. The microvessels in the chest cannot supply too many metabolic nutrients to fat cells at one time, so the total transplant volume and single-point transplant volume cannot be too much. It is recommended to limit each side to within 150CC, and the single-point volume should not exceed 0.5CC.

4. The microcirculation of breasts that are too flat is poorly developed, which is not conducive to the survival of a large number of fat cells, and increases the complications of fat necrosis and inflammation. It should be noted that this method is only limited to young women with B or small C cup breasts.