Breast volume loss after childbirth and breastfeeding
ما هي الحالة
After pregnancy and breastfeeding many women notice that the upper breast has emptied and the skin envelope has loosened. The situation is a change in volume and shape rather than a disease, so people compare options that restore fullness: implants, autologous fat grafting, or accepting the change. Questions typically concern how much volume fat can add, how many sessions are needed, whether the result lasts, and whether future breastfeeding or screening is affected.
مخاوف شائعة: natural look · not wanting implants · future breastfeeding · screening anxiety
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How much volume fat grafting can add
- Typical size increase
- Surgeon quoted by ASPS: ideal candidate wants half a cup to one cup; a larger increase may take two to three procedures[2]organizationFat transfer for breast augmentation: The ins and outs of this implant alternativeAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons
- Suitable for
- People wanting a relatively small increase in breast size who have enough donor fat (ASPS)[1]organizationFat Transfer Breast AugmentationAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons
How much of the graft remains
- Pooled volume retention
- 54% (95% CI 48.5–59.5%) across 25 studies, follow-up 3–36 months[3]journalVolume retention rate after breast autogenous fat grafting and related influencing factors: A systematic review and meta-analysis (Hu S, Xu H; PMID 38160589; DOI 10.1016/j.bjps.2023.12.003) – abstract recordJournal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (via Europe PMC)
- Retention by fat preparation method
- Centrifugation 51.5% vs sedimentation 38.7% pooled retention[3]journalVolume retention rate after breast autogenous fat grafting and related influencing factors: A systematic review and meta-analysis (Hu S, Xu H; PMID 38160589; DOI 10.1016/j.bjps.2023.12.003) – abstract recordJournal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (via Europe PMC)
Number of sessions
- Sessions
- More than one session may be needed because part of the graft is resorbed[1]organizationFat Transfer Breast AugmentationAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons
Effect on breast imaging
- Oncologic safety evidence
- Meta-analysis of 15 studies (8,541 participants): no difference in overall survival, disease-free survival or local recurrence between patients who had fat grafting after breast cancer surgery and controls[4]journalThe oncological safety of autologous fat grafting: a systematic review and meta-analysis (Goncalves R et al.; BMC Cancer; PMCID PMC9004160) – abstract recordBMC Cancer (via Europe PMC)
- Imaging note
- Fat necrosis, cysts and calcifications can appear on mammograms and must be interpreted by a radiologist[1]organizationFat Transfer Breast AugmentationAmerican Society of Plastic Surgeons
أسئلة ذات صلة
كيفية التحقق من مؤسسة
بدلاً من الترتيب، استخدم السجلات العامة الموجودة في كوريا لهذا النوع من الإجراءات.
- تحقق من رقم التعيين في قائمة وزارة الصحة والرعاية للمؤسسات المعيّنة للطب التجديدي المتقدم.
- عند عزل الخلايا أو معالجتها، تحقق من سجل تراخيص منشآت معالجة الخلايا (K-ARM).
- اعتبر أعداد الحالات ومعدلات النجاح وعبارات "الأول" التي تنشرها المؤسسة عن نفسها ادعاءات رسمية حتى يؤكدها سجل مستقل.
مؤسسات هذا المجال التي ذكرتها جهة تنظيمية مستقلة أو سجل أو منشور محكّم، مرتبة أبجدياً. الإدراج سجل وليس توصية.
- SC301의원 · Seoulمذكور من جهة رسمية 3
المراجع
- المستوى C · organizationFat Transfer Breast Augmentation — American Society of Plastic Surgeons · صفحة الدليل
- المستوى C · organizationFat transfer for breast augmentation: The ins and outs of this implant alternative — American Society of Plastic Surgeons · صفحة الدليل
- المستوى B · journalVolume retention rate after breast autogenous fat grafting and related influencing factors: A systematic review and meta-analysis (Hu S, Xu H; PMID 38160589; DOI 10.1016/j.bjps.2023.12.003) – abstract record — Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery (via Europe PMC) · صفحة الدليل
- المستوى B · journalThe oncological safety of autologous fat grafting: a systematic review and meta-analysis (Goncalves R et al.; BMC Cancer; PMCID PMC9004160) – abstract record — BMC Cancer (via Europe PMC) · صفحة الدليل