During the 10 days leading up to your fat transfer breast augmentation surgery, Dr. Parkins asks that you avoid taking any anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin, which can induce blood-thinning. If you have any questions about a particular medication, please don’t hesitate to call us and ask.
The morning of surgery, we recommend wearing comfortable, loose-fitting clothes and having a friend or loved one available to drive you home after surgery. Dr. Parkins will cover all the necessary logistical details during your consultation.
During your surgical visit, Dr. Parkins will perform two sequential procedures. First, they will carefully remove fat from a targeted area of the body. This fat is then purified and precisely injected into the breasts to create a uniform volume increase.
To help ensure the maximum survival of fat tissue, we take several precautions, including avoiding any trauma at the removal site, meticulous refinement of the harvested fat, and injections in small aliquots of fat rather than in large portions. Usually, the breast augmentation procedure requires one to two hours to perform.