Creating the exact right breasts to fit both your goals and your body often entails a combination of procedures such as a breast lift with an implant or an implant with fat grafting, but with so many breast surgery options out there, how do you know which ones are the right ones for you? In our expansive library of lipo-injection breast enhancement videos, we’ve brought together some of the leaders in breast surgery to help educate you on the ways in which fat grafting can be used to not only augment, but also shape your breasts.
Watching our non surgical breast enhancement videos will help give you an overview of all of the different breast augmentation procedures out there. Most patients who want breast surgery have a working knowledge of the different types of breast implants as well as an idea of how they want their breasts to look. You might even have a picture of your fantasy breasts, but it is up to your surgeon to reconcile your dreams with the reality of your anatomy which is why it’s crucial that you schedule your breast surgery consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. Lipo-injectionor fat grafting to the breasts is generally used to smooth out and enhance a breast implant in order to make the results more natural looking, but it can also be an ideal method for delivering the kind of upper pole fullness that so many women desire.
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The Surgeon Minute
While fat grafting continues to grow in body contouring and buttock augmentation, using it to add volume to the breast is also popular. It’s an appealing idea to many...
Dawn Tongish April 26, 2019
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The Surgeon Minute
Fat grafting to the breast is revolutionizing the way in which plastic surgeons approach breast augmentation. Dr. Bruce Van Natta of Indianapolis, IN is an innovator in the field...
Katherine Stuart July 23, 2018
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PSC Roundtable
Fat grafting continues to cement itself as one of the most exciting and rewarding modern plastic surgery procedures. The very concept of removing fat from unwanted regions of the...
Melinda Haws, MD April 16, 2018
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Plastic Surgery Secrets
“Bring in the young blood.” That’s the battle cry every different type of sporting team yells when they want an influx of new energy, enthusiasm and revitalized effort. Or...
John Hammarley April 11, 2018
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PSC Media Wire
Everyone knows the power and the versatility of injectable fillers. They bring back the volume that’s been lost over time, via stress, wear and tear, gravity, and whatever else...
John Hammarley March 14, 2018
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The Surgeon Minute
Fat transfer is a revolutionary concept growing exponentially in plastic surgery. An often described “magical” concept, the procedure transfers fat from areas where there is too much and places...
John Hammarley January 31, 2018
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PSC Roundtable
Fat grafting continues to be a tremendously popular modern procedure for patients and surgeons alike. For patients, the magic of having unwanted fat in bodily areas removed and added...
Christine Hamori, MD January 17, 2018
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PSC No Spin LIVE
A story often heard, another doctor unqualified to perform plastic surgery procedures is – you guessed it – under legal fire by 15 female patients for surgical complications. The...
Ashley Gordon, MD October 27, 2017
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PSC Uncut
Fat transfer is undoubtedly one of the most popular and important advancements in the last 5 years. The concept realizes the wishful comments made in the past, “I wish...
Shaun Parson, MD October 11, 2017
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PSC Uncut
Autologous fat transfer (AFT), commonly know as fat grafting, has been called Mother Nature’s favorite filler. Fat transfer counteracts volume loss due to aging by replacing it with a...
Daniel Maman, MD February 15, 2017
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The Surgeon Minute
Dr. Constantino Mendieta has a mantra: “The fat you love to hate, is the fat I love to take.” His practice, based in Miami is seeing a sharp increase...
Constantino Mendieta March 7, 2016
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The Surgeon Minute
Don’t all men want to look like and feel great when they take their shirts off? That can mean hours and hours in the gym. But some can spend...
Simeon Wall, Jr., MD September 8, 2015
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The Surgeon Minute
Fat-grafting has become an invaluable asset to plastic surgeons today. Its wide-ranging uses and benefits are still being discovered. Surgeons are utilizing a patient’s own fat to complement nearly...
M. Bradley Calobrace, MD July 16, 2014
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The Surgeon Minute
Everyone has heard the phrase, “My butt is too big!”, whether the person was being serious or joking. There are, however, real people who have the opposite problem: a...
Bruce W. Van Natta, MD June 13, 2014
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The Surgeon Minute
If you have breast implants, you know: implants require maintenance or replacement after a period of time. Dr. Dan Del Vecchio, a board certified plastic surgeon in Boston, Massachusetts explains when...
Daniel A. Del Vecchio, MD December 4, 2013
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The Surgeon Minute
Plastic surgeons are making breast implant and reconstruction procedures even better by adding a little fat to the mix. Dr. Louis P. Bucky of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania discusses the technique...
Louis Bucky, MD April 2, 2013
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PSC Media Wire
It used to be fat was a bad word, but new advancements in medical technology have opened the door for surgeons to use a patient’s own fat to improve...
Carolynn Grimes October 19, 2012
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The Surgeon Minute
Surgeons are now combining a patient’s own fat with breast implants – “It’s the best of both worlds,” says Dr. Dan Del Vecchio, a board certified plastic surgeon from...
Daniel A. Del Vecchio, MD October 8, 2012
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The Surgeon Minute
Fat grafting to the breast is a plastic surgery procedure that uses the patient’s own fat to fill out or add volume to the breast. Over the past year...
Louis Bucky, MD June 29, 2012
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The Surgeon Minute
Boston, MA Plastic Surgeon says New Technology Has Changed Fat Grafting to the Breast
A Boston, Massachusetts plastic surgeon says new technology has changed fat grafting and says the challenge is to figure out what applications are the most relevant in cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries. Dr. Dan Del Vecchio, a board certified plastic surgeon says fat grafting has come a long way from where it was...
Daniel A. Del Vecchio, MD May 31, 2012
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