Fat necrosis:
Fat necrosis can lead to a lump or an oil cyst. The lump will not hurt but the skin will feel thickened and bruised. The condition will usually disappear on its own. If it is a large oil cyst, doctors may recommend a surgical procedure to remove it. Breast necrosis does not usually occur as a side effect after breast augmentation.
Infection
Fat transfer breast enhancement is a safe operation that transfers fat from one body area to the next. The procedure has a low risk of infection. It is possible to have an abscess or fat necrosis as side effects of the enlargement process. These complications aren’t serious, but they can be uncomfortable. If left untreated, they can also lead to scarring and microcalcifications, small deposits of calcium.
Changes in breast size
After undergoing fat transfer breast augmentation, it is normal to notice some change in your breast size. The amount of fat injected into the breasts will affect how much change you see. Most fat cells will eventually resorb and shrink your breasts. Ask your surgeon to clarify any concerns you may have about the changes. There will be variations in the results so make sure to talk to your surgeon about any concerns before you go under the needle.
Changes in cleavage
Although changes in cleavage after fat transfer breast surgery are minimal, the results of the procedure can be gratifying. Patients may notice a softer, younger chest after fat transfer. They might also notice a more pronounced cleavage. Many factors can impact the cleavage following fat transfer. Here are some factors to consider before you undergo fat transfer.
Natural breast augmentation is better than traditional breast augmentation
Your own fat can be used to enhance your breasts. This procedure is ideal for women who desire a subtle increase in their breast size or for women who wish to see a noticeable difference. Natural breast implants are safer than traditional breast surgery and offer many benefits.