Breast augmentation by lipofilling

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Breast augmentation by lipofilling is a surgery during which the patient’s own fat is injected into the remodeled areas.

Breast augmentation by autologous fat transfer is a suitable procedure for patients who desire:

minor breast enlargement
to balance asymmetrical breasts
to enlarge the breasts with natural filler
to enhance the breasts with no visible scars

Breast enlargement with fat transfer is a safe procedure that does not cause allergies and offers natural results.

Lipofilling at Christinas Clinic

The procedure starts by liposuction. 5 mm incisions are made in patient’s donor areas, – mainly the abdomen or thighs. A cannula is inserted to first loosen and then remove localized fat deposits. The wounds are closed with absorbable sutures.

Liposuction is followed by filtering and washing the fat in saline to remove blood and oil. The isolated fat cells are then reinjected into the breast through small cannulas. This injection does not leave any wounds nor scars.

Depending on the scale of the desired enlargement, lipofilling might need to be carried out more than once.

Operation Info

Before the consultation:	prepare for the consultation consider risks and complications
Before the surgery:	follow pre-surgery instructions
After the surgery:	follow post-surgery instructions follow instructions for wound and scar care
Anesthesia:	general anesthesia
Length of surgery:	2-3 hour
Post-surgical kit:	post-surgical instructions absorbent adhesive dressing (for first change) antibiotics self-adhesive silicone dressing (if needed)
Cost:	see our price list

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