
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it really difficult to get breast augmentation for a thin body type?
Even if one appears very slim on the outside, it is not uncommon for small amounts of fat to remain in less visible areas such as the abdomen, thighs, and flanks. When this fat is utilized not merely for volume but in combination with SVF (fat-derived cell components), it enables transplantation that takes into account the engraftment environment. In other words, rather than the 'quantity' of fat...
If the fat content is really low, what should be done?
“There is really almost no usable fat.” Even in such cases, we do not immediately conclude that it is impossible. At SC301, a specialist meticulously identifies usable fat from the abdomen, thighs, flanks, and other areas through direct palpation and diagnosis. The process of distinguishing between muscle and fat and determining whether the tissue is suitable for actual transplantation is of the utmost importance.











