Symptoms of fat necrosis
A lump or an oil cyst can be caused by fat necrosis of the breasts. The lump will not hurt, but the skin around it will feel thick and bruised. The condition is usually resolved on its own. If it is a large oil cyst, doctors may recommend a surgical procedure to remove it. However, breast necrosis is a common side effect of breast augmentation, so it is not a cause for alarm.
Infection
Fat transfer breast-augmentation is an operation that transfers fat from one region to another. It is considered safe. Although the procedure carries a small risk of infection, it is possible to experience an abscess and fat necrosis, which are side effects of the enlargement process. These complications aren’t serious, but they can be uncomfortable. They can cause scarring, microcalcifications and small calcium deposits if left untreated.
Changes in breast size
There will be some changes in your breasts size after fat transfer breast enhancement. How much fat was injected into your breasts will determine how noticeable the change is. Most fat cells will disappear into your body, making the breast smaller. Ask your surgeon if you have any concerns about the changes. These changes can vary between patients so it is important to discuss your concerns with your surgeon before proceeding with the procedure.
Modifications to the cleavage
Although there aren't any noticeable changes in breast size after fat transfer, the process can be rewarding. Patients may notice a softer, younger chest after fat transfer. Patients may also notice a softer, more youthful chest. There are many factors that can affect cleavage after fat transplant. These are just a few of the things you should consider before undergoing fat transfusion.
Natural breast enhancement vs. traditional
Your own fat can be used to enhance your breasts. This is the best option for women who just want to increase their breast size. Natural breast augmentation has many advantages and is risk-free, unlike traditional breast augmentation.