Fat transfer breast augmentation is a breast augmentation by autologous fat transfer. Fat transfer to the breast is an organic, implant-free breast augmentation for people who want bigger breasts. Fat cells are removed from one part of your body and injected to the breast.
1) Fat is harvested very gently and at a low vacuum ( much slower than regular liposuction).
2) Fat is transferred to injection syringes with great delicateness.
3) The fat is then injected into the breast in small amounts into different layers of the breast tissue.
This ensure the fat survives, if the surgeon is heavy handed and injects the fat in large amounts this can lead to less than desirable results.
I am then able to carefully shape the breast to the patients desire. This is a very delicate and individualised approach to fat transfer to the breast.
Yes. A 6 year study has shown that fat grafting to the breast is safe and effective to create bigger breasts. For details of this 6 year 81 patient study assessing the effectiveness of fat transfer breast augmentation see this link.
No, fat transfer breast augmentation takes a lot more patience and time for the surgeon. Because it is a very delicate procedure some surgeons cannot perform it. So often it is more expensive.
Not many surgeons! But renowned Sydney plastic surgeon Dr Joseph Rizk does! He has traveled to the United states of America to perfect the technique. He quite enjoys the delicateness of this procedure and appreciates the natural and delicate results it creates.
Dr Joseph Rizk became Australasia’s plastic surgeon of the year by making sure that each patient is heard, respected, and treated well. His patient-first approach provides you with the accurate medical information you need to make informed decisions about your course of treatment. At the same time, he offers his decades of knowledge and experience to help you along your path.
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Dr Rizk recommends that you seek out a second opinion from another qualified healthcare provider before undertaking any cosmetic procedure. In accordance with the National Law and Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) guidelines, any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks, so a second opinion is advised.