Liposuction on the thighs, abdomen, and arms? Absolutely do not do it.

Liposuction on the thighs, abdomen, and arms? Absolutely do not do it.

Hello, I am Director Shin Dong-jin, a recipient of the Minister of Health and Welfare Award and a Doctor of Medicine. 

Today, I would like to share an important fact about plastic surgery, specifically fat grafting breast augmentation.

It is a story about just how precious your fat is.

When many people consider plastic surgery, they often view fat simply as an unnecessary substance to be removed, but 

Fat cells are actually a very valuable resource that can be recycled in our bodies.

If you are considering breast augmentation or facial fat grafting, please pay special attention to today's post.

Once fat cells are removed, they do not grow back.

Once fat cells in our body are removed, new fat cells do not grow back in their place.

Therefore, you must carefully consider how to utilize the fat during the fat removal process.

If you just remove it indiscriminately because it has a lot of fat, you won't be able to use it when you need it later.

What is fat grafting?

Fat grafting is a method of adding volume to an area by transplanting removed fat to another part of the body. 

For example, you can use it when you want to add natural volume to specific areas, such as the chest or face. 

The important thing in this process is to ensure that the removed fat cells settle well in their new location and maintain their function for a long time. 

If the transplanted fat cells successfully engraft, they become a permanent part of that area.

The Role of Fat in Breast Augmentation

Let's take breast augmentation as an example. When many people consider breast surgery, they are likely to think of using artificial materials such as silicone.

In addition, there is also breast augmentation using fat and stem cell transplantation. 

This method is more natural and causes less resistance to the body because it uses your own fat. 

In addition, if the transplanted fat settles well, the volume can be maintained permanently, allowing you to expect long-term effects from a single surgery.

The importance of fat grafting

When performing fat transplantation, you must consider the overall balance and harmony of the body. 

It is important to maintain a natural look without concentrating too much fat in one area. 

In addition, the amount of fat to be transplanted must be properly controlled so that it harmonizes with other parts of the body even after surgery.

Conclusion

The message I want to share with you today is that fat is not simply something to be removed, but a resource that can provide significant benefits to our bodies when used correctly. 

For those considering plastic surgery, we hope you understand the value of fat and consult with an expert on how to utilize it to maximize the potential for fat recycling. 

If you are interested in or have any questions regarding liposuction or fat grafting for the thighs, abdomen, or arms, please feel free to request a consultation at our clinic at any time.

This is Director Shin Dong-jin of SC301, who cherishes even 0.1cc of fat. Thank you.

If you are curious about our unique treatment method, which has been published in an SCI journal with an average engraftment rate of 77.48%, please refer to the article below.