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Fat Transfer for Breast Augmentation — What it Can and Can`t DoPosted Thursday, June 24, 2010 to PROCEDURES > Breast Posted by James Romanelli, MD, FACS For as long as I've been performing breast augmentation (enlargement) on Long Island, women have been asking the same question: "Can't you just move some of the unwanted fat from my belly or hips to my breasts where I need it?" Now, some plastic surgeons are offering this "natural" breast augmentation option to a very select group of patients. But before you get your hopes up, you should understand that fat transfer (or fat grafting) for breast augmentation is a relatively new procedure with some significant limitations. What seems like a dream come true probably isn't a realistic option for most breast augmentation patients. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
I have found that my breast augmentation patients are highly satisfied with the improved shape and size that I can achieve using implants. In my opinion, this safe, popular, and proven approach will continue to be the standard for breast augmentation. 0 Comments | Share | Save to Favorites Report Abuse| Rate It: Add Comment |
