Where Are the Incisions and Scars for a Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation?
One of the biggest advantages of fat transfer breast augmentation is the minimal scarring involved. Here’s what you can expect:
- Liposuction Incisions: Tiny incisions (2–4 mm) are made in discreet areas of the donor sites, such as the natural creases of the abdomen, thighs, or flanks. These small incisions allow for cannula access and typically fade significantly over time with proper care.
- Injection Sites: No large incisions are needed for the breast augmentation itself. The purified fat is injected using fine cannulas through small puncture sites that do not require stitches. These micro-incisions usually leave no visible scars.
Because the technique is minimally invasive and uses your own tissue, it offers a more natural enhancement with minimal long-term scarring. Dr. Landford is careful to place all incisions with aesthetics and discretion in mind.
