Breast Fat Grafting

Fat grafting to the breasts — also called breast lipofilling or autologous fat transfer — uses the patient's own adipose tissue as the augmentation material. Unlike silicone implants, the transferred fat integrates into existing tissue and behaves biologically as part of the breast. The results are typically softer and more natural than implant-based augmentation, though the achievable volume increase is more modest.

At Art Ethic Beauty Clinic the procedure is performed by doc. MUDr. Martin Molitor, Ph.D., MBA under general anaesthesia in approximately one to four hours depending on the volume harvested and injected. The first stage is fat harvest: small cannulas are used to collect fat from the donor site — most commonly the abdomen or thighs — via a tumescent liposuction technique that also provides the secondary contouring benefit at the harvest site. The collected…

The processed fat is injected in multiple small aliquots throughout the breast parenchyma and subcutaneous layer using fine cannulas. The surgeon deliberately injects 20–30% more volume than the target outcome because partial reabsorption — typically 20–40% — occurs in the weeks following the procedure as the body integrates the new fat cells. Stable volume is reached at three to four months. Patients who want a larger increase may choose a second session…