A fat transfer breast augmentation in Newport Beach can definitely produce nice results, but patients must have realistic expectations and understand that a fat transfer is not usually able to achieve as dramatic of a difference as the other traditional cosmetic methods.
For instance, patients wanting to dramatically increase their breast size will benefit more from having implants because there are limitations on how much fat can be extracted and then used to augment.
In doing this procedure, some of the transferred fat cells will not survive. This is a normal part of the transfer process, and Dr. Savalia knows to take this into account when planning the amount of fat he will be able to harvest and transfer.
There is a lot of importance that is put on the post-operative doctor’s instructions. This is all done to maximize your chances of having the largest number of fat cells survive after the procedure. One of the most important aspects of recovery is to avoid direct pressure on the treated area. The patient will have to think about changes to their normal routines to help with not having direct pressure levied on the area, this might include sleeping on the opposite side, etc.
The results become evident more and more as the swelling from the procedure begins to subside. The final results will not be visible for many months. In most cases, it takes about six months for the newly transferred fat cells to establish a blood supply and take permanent hold in their new location.