Lipotransfer of the breasts is a way to model the body with its fat. The procedure brings a double result – fat reduction from selected areas and bust augmentation, nevertheless these are not its only advantages. Breast augmentation with fatty tissue allows for a clear and very natural improvement. Bust filled with its own, and therefore completely biocompatible material, looks very attractive – it is fuller, gently rounded, while the skin on it becomes rejuvenated and smoother.
What is bust lipotransfer and what is it used for?
Lipotransfer, is a method that involves suctioning out fat and applying it to a completely different place in the body. It allows you to get rid of fat from selected areas where it is unwanted and use it later as a biocompatible breast filler. The modern method of fat transplantation was first used in 1987 in the US. A year later, a doctor from Marseille created a proprietary, next-gen way to perform lipotransfer.
Adipose tissue is considered the best because it is completely biocompatible, non-allergenic, non-toxic and, importantly, has regenerative properties. Initially, it was used only to fill in individual wrinkles. Later, however, it also began to be used, among other things. For breast augmentation.
What does lipotransfer of the breasts consist of and what may be the contraindications to the procedure?
The first stage of this procedure is always liposuction, which is the extraction of fatty tissue from selected areas on the body – places from which we simply want to get rid of it. The adipose tissue is then separated from the infusion fluid, which occurs either by decanting, centrifugation or filtration. At this stage, the cells are also subjected to selection, in such a way that only completely healthy and in no way damaged cells are transplanted. Thus prepared, sterile fat is injected into selected areas. Due to the fact that fat tissue contains stem cells, it becomes possible not only to increase the volume of the bust, but also to biorevitalize it.
Although bust lipotransfer is a safe procedure, it is worth bearing in mind that there are certain circumstances that preclude it. Among them are:
- too low a body weight, which does not allow fat to be harvested for transplantation,
- heart disease,
- cancer,
- Liver and kidney failure,
- blood clotting disorders,
- hypertension,
- diabetes,
- autoimmune conditions,
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Lipotransfer – why is it worth it?
Breast augmentation with one’s own fat is an alternative to breast augmentation through implants. They are recommended primarily when you want to only slightly increase the size of your breasts. This is because the results of lipotransfer of the breasts will not be as spectacular as in the case of breast implants, which allow them to be enlarged by up to a couple of sizes.
In addition, when is it worth considering undergoing lipotransfer breast surgery? If our breasts have lost size and firmness after breastfeeding, or we want to even them out, lipotransfer will be the ideal procedure for us. It also has the advantage of not only increasing breast volume, but also firming them. We can’t help but get rid of excess centimeters from another part of the body, making our figure look beautiful.
So what can you expect from lipotransfer of the breasts?
- pronounced breast enlargement,
- Stimulation of the skin with stem cells,
- natural result,
- The absence of scars and any traces of the procedure,
- The quick execution of the procedure,
- well-being after the treatment,
- Reduce excess body fat,
- total comfort – the company’s own biocompatible material adapts naturally to our bodies.