Breast Implants - The Magic of Autologous Augmentation

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What if you could take all your unwanted fat and put it where you want it most- on your breasts? That dream has become a reality with autologous augmentation. This technique uses your fatty tissue to touch up your breasts, and they offer a natural feel.



The Problem with Silicone and Saline



Previously, you had two choices for implants: Silicone or saline. We all know that silicone was taken off the market in the 90's. They were made available again a few years ago, but people are still unsure about the health risks they pose. If a silicone implant ruptures, you could have trouble.



The saline option is much safer, but they don't feel as natural as silicone. Many people choose them because they are low-risk, but they often make the breasts feel unnaturally hard. Silicone definitely gives you the more natural feel; silicone feels almost exactly like the real thing.



Both silicone and saline have their advantages, and there are lots of happy women out there sporting silicone and saline implants. These gel implants are a great way to enlarge your figure, even though they aren't perfect. But now there's an even better way.



Let Your Own Body Be Your Implant!



The beauty of autologous implants is that they come from your own body. The autologous option means that you are not introducing any foreign material into your body. This makes the process a big hit for lovers of all things natural.



Because it uses tissue from your body, this process gives you the most natural augmentation possible. The breasts move just like they should naturally, because much of the tissue that makes up the breast is fat anyway.



Finding a Surgeon To Do Autologous Augmentation



This style of implants is still relatively new and not all doctors can do it. The operation itself is more complex than simply inserting a gel implant. You may find the price a bit higher and the operation time a bit longer. You may also find the recovery period to last longer.



It is also still in its experimental stages, which means that doctors are still learning about better ways to connect the autologous tissue. This procedure has been practiced for years with breast cancer patients who are seeking reconstruction after losing partial or whole breasts.



Autologous fat augmentation is also a great way to reshape breasts that are awkward or uneven. Many women get fat transfer augmentation to contour the chest area so that their shape looks and feels natural. Only in recent years has it been used by plastic surgeons for purely cosmetic reasons.



Still, autologous augmentation offers a great alternative to the old gel implants. It may be worth searching awhile to find the right plastic surgeon to do your breast augmentation surgery. On the other hand, gel implants may be the best way to get the breasts you want. Talk to a plastic surgeon and get their advice on what method is best for you. They will be able to tell you the pros and cons in detail.



Beverly Hills breast reconstruction surgeon uses a variety of techniques for this procedure, including the traditional TRAM flap, the muscle-sparing microvascular free TRAM flap, and the DIEP perforator flap. Visit http://www.drorringer.com to schedule a consultation and discuss your options



A Aaronson

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