Breast Augmentation with Own Fat

This implant-free augmentation enlarges the breasts using the patient's own fat, harvested by liposuction from areas such as the abdomen, thighs or flanks and then purified and injected into the breast tissue. It offers a modest, natural increase in volume while also slimming the donor area. Because a proportion of transferred fat is reabsorbed by the body, Clinic for Luck performs the procedure in two stages: an initial transfer from 58,000 Kč, followed by a top-up session around 35,000 Kč to reach and stabilise the desired size. The technique appeals to women who want a subtle, scar-minimal result without silicone implants.

Autologous fat-transfer breast augmentation combines two procedures in one: liposuction to harvest fat from a chosen donor region, and lipofilling to add volume and shape to the breasts. It is best suited to women seeking a modest, natural-feeling increase in breast size — typically up to one cup — rather than a dramatic enlargement, and to those who prefer to avoid implants entirely. During the first stage, the surgeon removes fat from areas where the patient carries surplus, such as the abdomen, hips, flanks or thighs, using gentle tumescent liposuction. The harvested fat is processed to separate viable fat cells, which are then injected in fine layers across the breast to build volume evenly and integrate with the surrounding tissue. Because the body naturally reabsorbs a portion of any transferred fat over the first months, the result of a single session is conservative by design. Clinic for Luck therefore stages the augmentation: the first transfer establishes the foundation, and a second session — usually around 35,000 Kč — adds further volume once the initial graft has settled, producing a more predictable and lasting outcome. The procedure is performed under anaesthesia appropriate to the volume treated, and because there are no implants and only small cannula entry points, scarring is minimal and recovery is generally gentler than with implant surgery. Patients benefit twice: the breasts are enhanced while the donor area is contoured. Suitability depends on having enough body fat to harvest; very slim patients may be better candidates for implants. The surgeon assesses donor sites, breast tissue and realistic volume goals at the consultation and explains the staged plan in detail.