Breast Augmentation Using Own Fat Tissue

What is breast augmentation using own fat tissue?
Breast augmentation using own fat tissue, also known as breast lipofilling, is a modern and safe method for increasing breast volume through the transfer of fat taken from other parts of the patient’s body. This procedure combines two techniques – liposuction and breast augmentation – allowing for natural and aesthetic results without the need for artificial implants.

Who is breast augmentation using own fat tissue for?
This procedure is ideal for women who want to enlarge their breasts naturally, without implants. Breast augmentation with own fat tissue is suitable for patients with sufficient fat tissue in other areas of the body who also wish to reshape their figure. Candidates must be in good health and have realistic expectations about the results of the procedure.

Main benefits of breast augmentation using own fat tissue
The main advantages of this method include the natural look and feel of the breasts, the absence of risks associated with implants, and the additional body contouring effects from liposuction. The procedure allows for proportional, aesthetically pleasing breasts, enhancing the patient’s confidence and overall body appearance.

Results of breast augmentation using own fat tissue
After the procedure, patients enjoy fuller, more shapely breasts that look natural and complement their figure. Final results appear after a few months, once the transplanted fat tissue settles and swelling subsides. The procedure delivers aesthetic and satisfying results that significantly boost the patient’s confidence.

Contraindications for breast augmentation using own fat tissue
Contraindications include certain systemic conditions, blood clotting disorders, unrealistic expectations about the outcomes, and insufficient fat tissue for transplantation. Each case requires an individual evaluation by a plastic surgeon.

Recovery after breast augmentation using own fat tissue
Recovery after the procedure is relatively short, but its duration depends on the extent of the operation and the patient’s individual predispositions. Patients may experience pain, swelling, and bruising both in the breast area and in the areas where fat was harvested. These symptoms typically subside within a few days to weeks. It is crucial to follow the doctor’s recommendations, avoid strenuous physical activities, and properly care for the wounds.