Breast Augmentation with Autologous Fat Transfer

Fat transfer breast augmentation — also called lipofilling or autologous fat grafting — offers a two-in-one result: contouring at the harvest site and volume enhancement at the breast, all without silicone implants. BODY klinika uses tumescent liposuction, in which a special solution containing a vasoconstrictor and local anaesthetic is infused into the donor area before fat extraction. This reduces bleeding, bruising, and discomfort. The harvested fat is…

The technique is stem-cell-rich by nature — adipose tissue contains a higher concentration of mesenchymal stem cells than many other tissues — and some patients report that the transferred fat integrates well with surrounding tissue, creating a soft, natural feel. However, partial reabsorption is expected in the months following the procedure as the body establishes blood supply to the new fat cells; a slight overcorrection is applied at injection to…

The procedure suits women who want a modest, natural-looking increase — typically up to one cup size — and who have enough accessible donor fat (approximately 800 ml extractable) in the abdomen, thighs, or hips. It is not appropriate for very slim patients or those wanting a substantial size change. Surgery takes two to three hours under general anaesthesia; hospitalisation is one day. Recovery involves compression garments at both the harvest and breast…