Even in the hands of a skilled surgeon, implants can have an artificial look or feel. The health risks of conventional implant surgery are also a concern. The human body forms a capsule around foreign objects including synthetic breast implants; a painful and disfiguring condition called capsular contracture occurs when this lining then shrinks and squeezes the implant. Another potential risk is rupture or deflation of the implant, requiring further surgery to repair or replace the implant. Implants can also migrate over time leading to unacceptable cosmetic results such as “bottoming out” or symmastia and again necessitating surgical repair. Scarring can also detract from the appearance of breasts.

Nor are aesthetic concerns the only potential drawback of synthetic implants. Changes in breast sensitivity are a relatively common side effect; these changes may be permanent and there is no way to predict which patients will experience them or whether any changes they do experience will last. Large implants can interfere with mammogram results and potentially delay diagnosis of breast cancer. Folds in saline implants can cause tissue erosion or thinning of the skin to the point that the fold is palpable or even visible.

Natural breast augmentation uses the body’s own tissue to enhance the breasts, so there is no foreign object to rupture, shift under the skin, or cause a scar capsule to form. As the procedure requires no incisions, there are no visible scars. Fat can be molded and shaped in a way that pre-formed, pre-sized implants cannot, giving a more natural and aesthetically pleasing post-operative appearance. The procedure does not conceal any part of the breast during mammography as the added tissue is a part of the client’s own body. Natural augmentation can even be used in concert with pre-existing implants to give a softer, more natural appearance.

The procedure involves harvesting the fat cells using liposuction and then isolating the stem cells within the fat cells. Additional fat harvested from the woman’s body is combined with the concentrated stem cells and the result is injected into the breast tissue. The concentrated stem cells are included to help ensure the survival of the fat tissue after it is injected into the breast. The stem cells do this by generating new blood vessels to bring nutrition to the injected fat and helping to reduce inflammation. With the addition of the stem cells, 85 to 90 percent of the fat cells survive after injection into the breasts. It takes several months for the breast to achieve the desired size. A pressure splint can be employed to stabilize the breast and help ensure that it takes the desired shape.

The procedure has been used in Japan for over seven years. It was initially developed to help women whose breasts had been deformed by cancer, but it is has since begun to be used in cosmetic breast enhancements also.

Natural breast augmentation involves none of the leakage or breakage risks associated with saline or silicone implants, and natural breast augmentation also does not impair the ability of a mammography machine to detect breast cancer. It also reduces the likelihood of costly and risky follow up surgeries that are often needed after traditional breast implantations, which usually have to be replaced after 10 years. As a bonus, you get the benefit of a trimmer waistline or smaller thighs. The patient can return to work 48 hours after the surgery is completed. The stem cells used are not the controversial fetal stem cells, but just cells taken from the woman’s own body.

Natural breast augmentation does not increase breast firmness or lift the breasts. Anyone who desires an augmentation of more than two cup sizes is unlikely to see the results they want with natural breast augmentation.

Women having been asking cosmetic surgeons if there was a way to take the fat from other parts of their body and putting into their breasts. The process has had a low success rate due to differences in techniques, surgeons, and the individual patients.

This new procedure, called Stem Cell Breast Augmentation, uses some of the same techniques as fat grafting, and it has had a higher success rate. The procedure itself takes fat cells from other areas of the woman’s body and injects it into the breasts for more natural looking and feeling breasts without the possible risks with un-natural implants.

Fat transfer to the Breasts has definite advantages over standard saline or silicone implants. Fat is a natural part of the human body, and taking that fat from other parts of the body to transfer to the breasts can help improve the woman’s shape as well as enhancing her breast size. It can also be sculpted and shaped, and the procedure itself uses minimal incisions which means a general decrease in possible scarring left behind by the augmentation.

Another advantage for women that have already had implants is that fat grafting can be used to hide the unnatural look that is usually associated with saline and silicone implants. The procedure does take longer than other breast augmentation, but the results speak for themselves.

One area that patients should consider is mammograms and similar procedures. As with any form of breast augmentation, the effect that the augmentation has on future mammograms is important to a lot of women when they consider breast enhancement. Other breast enhancements can interfere with mammograms and the like. Fat transfer or stem cell breast augmentation doesn’t interfere because the fat used is from the woman’s own body.

Stem Cell Breast Augmentation is a safe and all natural way for women who want to enhance the size and shape of their breasts. There is no fear of an implant leaking or causing future harm to the woman’s body because there is no implant.