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The contact team will help with your personal enquiry and arrangements at a suitable Mc Aesthetics location. Mc Aesthetics stands for a natural-looking breast shape that suits the person and their whole body. When discussing aesthetic goals, individual proportions take priority over maximum volume or social media ideals.

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Breast augmentation with fat transfer

Breast augmentation can be planned with implants or, when suitable, with fat transfer. The methods differ in the volume that can be achieved, the operation itself and long-term risks. Implants are not lifetime medical devices; further surgery, replacement or removal may be needed.

With fat transfer, the amount available for harvesting and the survival of the transferred fat limit the change. Before your consultation, consider which goals matter to you. The suitability of each method is then assessed against the examination findings.

Breast augmentation experiences

Personal experiences may offer insight into expectations and healing. They cannot reliably predict your own result. Your clinical findings, an explanation from the doctor and coordinated aftercare are what matter when making a decision.

Science, visualisedPUBMED ·

Transferred fat changes with body weight

An MRI study modelled long-term retention of transferred fat. Estimates differed with changes in body weight.

Modelled volume retention · %

Modelled volume retention · %. BMI decreased by 1: 22 (4.7–38.0); BMI increased by 1: 57 (45.0–69.0); BMI increased by 2: 85 (72.0–98.0)

Dot = model estimate · line = 95% confidence interval. BMI means body mass index.

How to read this chart Small observational study with wide uncertainty. These associations are not advice to gain weight or an individual prediction.

Data & study design

28 patients, 46 breasts; MRI up to three years after fat-grafting augmentation. Intervals: 4.7–38%, 45–69% and 72–98%. Estimates at modelled steady state.

Modelled volume retention · %
Group / time pointStudy value
BMI decreased by 122 (4.7–38.0)
BMI increased by 157 (45.0–69.0)
BMI increased by 285 (72.0–98.0)
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Breast augmentation — Düren

If you are travelling from Düren for a breast augmentation consultation, you can first explore fat transfer and implants as different approaches. The following questions help you gather your wishes and any points you would like to discuss in person.

  1. What would I like to change?
  2. What exactly are my wishes and expectations?
  3. Breast augmentation with fat transfer or implants?
  4. What breast shape would I like?
  5. Should other body areas be included in the planning?
  6. How can the position of the scar be planned?
  7. What scars may develop?
  8. What matters to you when choosing a doctor?

You can find further insights on the social media channels linked here. The content shown there does not replace a personal medical consultation.

What are the risks of breast augmentation?

Personal risks and ways to reduce them are discussed thoroughly before the procedure. Arrangements for aftercare and responsibility for any further treatment are also clarified with the responsible provider before surgery.