One of the greatest advantages of fat transfer breast augmentation is that it allows you to influence where fat accumulates in the future.

Normally, when body weight increases, fat accumulates in genetically predisposed areas — often the arms, lower abdomen, or outer thighs.

With liposuction and fat grafting combined, this pattern can be redesigned.

■ Liposuctioned Areas Are Less Likely to Rebound

Liposuction reduces the number of fat cells, not just their size.
Unlike dieting, which shrinks fat cells temporarily, liposuction physically removes them.

As a result, even if weight increases after surgery, treated areas are less likely to accumulate fat again.

■ The Breasts Become a Preferred Fat Storage Area

After fat grafting, the breasts contain a higher number of fat cells.
If body weight increases in the future, fat is more likely to accumulate in the breasts.

In simple terms:

• Areas you do not want fat → become less likely to gain fat
• Areas you want volume → become more likely to gain fat

This is not merely enlargement — it is strategic fat redistribution.

Fat transfer breast augmentation represents a modern, long-term approach to body contouring.