In addition to the points other plastic surgeons have covered, you may also want to take into consideration the structure of your upper body.
Implants and fat grafting can be combined in the same procedure and would benefit individuals who are/have:
• Lean with little breast tissue
• Thin skin which provide less 'coverage' for hiding implants
• A wider set of breasts. Adding fat grafting to the medial part will make it look more centralized.
In such cases, combining both techniques will give leaner figures a more natural outcome. The implant will give it volume and shape. Whereas, the fat grafting is used to conceal the edges or outlines of the implants, especially if you don’t have sufficient tissue on the higher part of the chest. Additional fat would also give the illusion of a fuller cleavage.
Each patient prioritizes surgical outcomes, costs, and techniques differently. I hope all the inputs on this page helps you make a better decision.
Best regards,
Dr Por Yong Chen
