[Question] Does stem cell breast fat grafting increase the survival rate?

In the past, when people talked about breast surgery
The method using implants was the most popular.
I thought this was the only way.

 

The thoughts we often have in our daily lives
These thick layers of fat on the abdomen and thighs
How great would it be if I could go through the chest, face, or buttocks?
That's what it means.

 

Remaining excess fat in the abdomen or thighs
After inhalation, impurities other than fat
After undergoing the refining process and removing it
Extract only the pure fat and use it where volume is needed.
They say the number of transplant procedures has also increased significantly.
I was also considering breast fat grafting.

 

I have always wanted to enlarge my chest.
I had a rejection feeling towards the implant.

 

However, when I actually tried to undergo breast fat grafting,
Some places cost around 2 to 3 million won.
Some places are also at 8 million won.
In expensive cases, the price can easily exceed 10 million won.

 

It's the same fat grafting for the breasts.
I'm curious why the prices vary so much.

 

From what I hear, the key to the results of fat grafting surgery is
It all depends on the 'implantation rate'.
I think I heard that it's because of this.

 

The survival rate refers to the transplanted fat surviving.
It means the ratio of maintaining volume.
But how long this implantation rate will last after surgery
The disadvantage is that it cannot be measured accurately.

 

And depending on the person, even if the same fat is injected
Some people get over it quickly.
Some people maintain their volume for a long time.
Based on reviews of fat grafting, it's better than just doing the first procedure.
Basically, up to secondary or even tertiary levels.
I can see cases where this happens.

 

To help the 지방 survive better
To help improve the implantation success rate
Growth factors are mixed with fat and transplanted.
This is called stem cell breast augmentation.

 

Stem cell breast surgery
Will the implantation success rate improve, and can the volume be maintained for a longer period?