Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation

In The Greater Toronto Area

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Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation Surgery Before & Afters

Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation

Starting from

$3000+

What is a Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation?

A fat transfer breast augmentation, also referred to as autologous fat transfer to the breasts, is a cosmetic surgery that uses liposuction to remove fat from undesirable areas while transferring fat to the breasts to enhance their size. No implants are required for a fat transfer to the breasts and it is perceived as a more natural breast enhancement method. The procedure is minimally invasive and also typically has less dramatic results than breast implants. Many patients who seek a fat transfer breast augmentation, however, are not appropriate candidates for the procedure and may require a breast implant to achieve their surgical goals. At Valespring Cosmetic Surgery Institute, Dr. Stephanie Dreckmann will develop a surgical plan unique to your needs and will help you achieve your vision for your body. Dr. Dreckmann is a board-certified, highly talented plastic surgeon who specializes in liposuction and performing fat transfer breast augmentations in the Greater Toronto Area.

 
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Why have a Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation?

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Am I Candidate for Fat Transfer to the Breasts?

Valespring Cosmetic Surgery Institute follows all guidelines from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario to maximize patient safety, and Dr. Dreckmann will personally perform any necessary physical assessments during a consultation to evaluate your eligibility as a surgical candidate. The following are a general set of requirements to be an eligible candidate for fat transfer breast augmentation surgery:

  • With a consultation at Valespring Cosmetic Surgery Institute, Dr. Dreckmann will help provide realistic expectations by aligning your desired breast size and shape with your age, lifestyle, physique and proportions so that you have a clear idea of what you can expect in your final result.

Valespring reserves the right to turn down patients who do not meet the necessary physical or psychological criteria for cosmetic surgery, and would do so only because we make your health and safety our top priority.

 

Why Choose Dr. Dreckmann for Fat Transfer to the Breasts?

Dr. Stephanie Dreckmann is one of the top plastic surgeons specializing in breast implants in Ontario, Canada. Known for her advanced training in breast and body contouring and extensive experience in breast augmentation. At Valespring, we adhere to strict safety protocols and use advanced surgical techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure patient safety and enhance surgical outcomes. Dr. Dreckmann employs innovative methods to maximize both safety and results, making your breast augmentation experience as safe and comfortable as possible.

A Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation Overview

Procedure

Anesthesia

Recovery

Fat Transfer vs Implants

Fat Transfer

Implants

Breast Fat Transfer Procedure Details

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Liposuction

Liposuction for fat transfer to the breasts starts by first identifying the key areas for fat reduction that will result in an enhanced body contour. Typical areas include the flanks, lower back, thighs and abdomen. Dr. Dreckmann will work with you to craft a liposuction plan unique to your body. During the procedure, tiny cuts are made in into the skin and liposuction tools are used to suction the fat from your body. Up to 5 L of fat may be removed during a single session.

Fat Transfer

After liposuction, the removed fat is prepared for injection (fat grafting). The processed fat is then injected in small amounts into many layers across the breast. Typically ~100-300 cc of fat is injected into each breast, and the amount will vary from patient to patient. There is a limit to the amount of fat that can be transferred to a given location during a single procedure. Beyond a certain volume of fat, the amount of fat that survives the transfer drops off and the risk of complications rises.

Recovery

You will go home on the day of surgery and will be able to walk that same day. You will be prescribed medication to help manage the pain. Patients are usually capable of returning to work within 1 to 2 weeks. After the procedure, you will be given a complimentary compression garment. It is important to wear the garment 24 hours a day, every day for a period of 4-6 weeks to achieve the best fat transfer breast augmentation result. Additionally, you must avoid direct pressure on the breasts for the first 6 weeks and you should sleep on your back during this time.

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How Much Does a Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation Cost?

Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation

$11000+

Fat transfer to the breasts as an add-on to a qualifying liposuction procedure:

$4000+

Optional Overnight Stay

+$3000

Patients normally return home on the same day of the procedure, but some would like the extra peace of mind of staying in an overnight bed in our medical facility, under the supervision of 2 personal attendants.

Consultations are free with no obligation

If you have any questions about our pricing or have specific needs, do not hesitate to contact us

Prices serve as a guideline only. Fees will be adjusted based on each patient’s individual anatomy and the complexity of the case.

Prices do not include HST

Get your fat transfer now, make payments later!

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FAQs about Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation

How long does a fat transfer to the breasts last?

All fat transfer procedures will have some of the transferred fat die within the first few days, and some of the fat will be retained by the body. This is both expected and safe. Approximately 50-75% of the transferred fat cells can be expected to survive. It is extremely important to adhere to your surgeon’s post-op instructions to maximize the number of fat cells retained after the transfer.

It varies between patients. About 6-12 months after fat transfer, the remaining fat cells should be well-established and the results of your fat transfer should be permanent. It should be noted that the number of fat cells in your body does not vary over time, and when you gain or lose weight, your fat cells increase or decrease in size. This implies that gaining weight may correspond to an increase in breast size, and losing weight may correspond to a decrease in breast size. For this reason, it’s advised to have achieved a healthy and stable target weight before pursuing fat transfer. Similarly, if you plan on having more children, you may want to wait to pursue a fat transfer breast augmentation.

The duration of results from a blepharoplasty are variable and patient-dependent. Some may last permanently, others may require a revision or re-do procedure, typically after 5+ years have passed.

Most patients return to their daily activities quickly, within 48 hours. However, it can take several months for breasts to settle into their final shape and to see the final fat transfer results.

Liposuction can be done twice in the same area, but it is up to the discretion of your plastic surgeon to see if you are eligible and that you stand to benefit from a second liposuction surgery in that area.

During the liposuction surgery, you will be put to sleep under general anesthesia so that you feel nothing during the procedure.

For the first few days, you will likely experience moderate pain and tenderness. Your surgeon will have provided you with medication to help control the pain.

During the first and second week, the pain should have largely subsided, and most people are capable of returning to work after two weeks, assuming it is not physically strenuous.

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