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Fat Transfer vs. Breast Implants for Breast Augmentation

Most people are very familiar with breast implants, but did you know there was another option for breast enhancement? Dr. Ryan Rebowe of The Park Clinic for Plastic Surgery in Mobile, Alabama sits down to discuss fat grafting options. Fat transfer breast augmentation essentially uses liposuction to take fat from other parts of your body and inject it into your breasts. This is a breast augmentation option for women who are looking for a relatively small increase in breast size and would prefer natural results. Fat grafting has been used for years in cosmetic surgery, especially as a natural filler in facial plastic surgery. Advances in fat transfer techniques have led to fat grafting becoming a safe and effective breast enhancement procedure. Unlike traditional breast augmentation, this natural form of breast enhancement uses excess fat from your own body to improve the shape and size of your breasts. Because of the process, women benefit not only from enhancing their breasts, but also from losing excess fat from areas where it is not wanted. What does the Fat Transfer process look like? -- Extraction: Fatty tissue is removed from the donor area using liposuction -- Processing: Healthy fat cells are separated from other fluids and impurities removed during the liposuction process -- Re-injection: Drs. Ryan Rebowe or Christopher Park carefully inject the purified fat cells into the breasts Because your body will naturally absorb some of the fat, Dr. Larsen injects just a bit more than needed so that your results meet your expectations once any swelling goes down. If you are interested in learning more about this option, or if you are interested in breast augmentation in general, give us a call today. We would love the opportunity to speak with you about your concerns and goals. You can learn more about the other services we offer at www.parkplastics.com You can call us at 251-340-6600