Breast Implants with Fat Transfer Augmentation
Fat transfer breast augmentation can be a fantastic approach for your surgeon to "smooth out" the results for women who are dissatisfied with the outcomes of their breast implant surgery. Artificial breast implants can be given a more natural shape by adding a layer of fat over them. Additionally, it can reduce skin rippling or abnormalities, giving you the desired form and size. This is particularly helpful for thin women because they might not have enough fat or breast tissue to allow an implanted device to "fit in" with their chest.
With implants, it can be particularly difficult to achieve natural cleavage because thinner patients may appear to have a bigger gap between their breasts. To fix this and make a lovely meeting point on the patient's chest, fat can be injected.
Breast Lift with Fat Transfer
You can add a breast lift to be performed along with your fat transfer breast augmentation. However, depending on the level of lift required, there are three different types of incisions for a breast lift. The areolar margin has the scar from the periareolar incision, which is used for minor lifts. For medium lifts, the circumvertical ("lollipop") incision is used; the scar runs vertically from the areola to the base of the breast. The scar around the areola, which is vertical and in the breast crease, is created by the "anchor" inverted T incision, which is used for bigger lifts.
The nipple and areola are related to the milk ducts and nerve endings and are still attached to the underlying breast tissue with all three incision types. As the tiny nerves surrounding the areola are renewing, there may be a brief loss of nipple and areolar feeling.
