Breast Augmentation with Own Fat (Autoaugmentation)

This procedure enlarges and reshapes the breasts using the patient's own fat — harvested by liposuction from problem areas such as the abdomen, hips or thighs and then transferred to the breasts. At Dermaestet it gives a double benefit: slimmer contours where the fat is removed and fuller, more even breasts where it is placed, with virtually no risk of an allergic reaction because the material is the body's own. It is a gentle, implant-free option for modest enlargement, correcting asymmetry and modelling the breasts.

Breast augmentation with the patient's own fat — autoaugmentation, or fat-transfer breast augmentation — is a popular plastic-surgery method that avoids implants. Fat is first harvested by liposuction from areas where it is unwanted, most often the abdomen, hips or thighs; it is then processed and carefully injected into the breasts to add volume, correct asymmetry and refine their shape. The result is a dual effect that the clinic highlights: the problem areas are slimmed while the breasts are enlarged or remodelled in a single procedure. Because the transferred material is the body's own tissue, there is practically no risk of an allergic or rejection reaction, healing is quick and the procedure is very gentle. At Dermaestet it is described as enlarging or modelling the breasts with one's own fat taken from problematic parts of the body, achieving slimming and desirable breast enhancement at once, with effective correction of breast asymmetry and a very gentle approach. The operation takes around two to two-and-a-half hours and is performed under local anaesthesia. The liposuction and fat transfer are completed in the same session, after which a compression garment supports the harvest sites and the breasts are protected while the transferred fat settles; some swelling and bruising are normal and resolve over the following weeks. Fat-transfer augmentation gives a natural feel and a modest increase in size — it is best for those wanting a subtle enlargement, improved shape or correction of asymmetry rather than a large increase, which generally still requires implants, and a proportion of the transferred fat is naturally reabsorbed so results are assessed once settled. It suits adults near a stable weight with enough donor fat who want an implant-free option; full medical assessment and realistic expectations are discussed at the free-if-you-proceed consultation.