Fat grafting is often used in conjunction with an implant to revolumise or enlarge breasts. In this case, Dr Sharp removed an old implant with its capsule, replacing it with a new implant. He then harvested fat deposits on the patient's stomach and used the fat to add volume around and over the top of the implant, particularly at the edges. Autologous fat grafting is suitable for patients with low fat volume in their chest and breast region. It can help to reduce the appearance of rippling and soften the appearance of the implant. It does not, on its own, produce significant changes to breast size or shape.

For more information or to book a consult, contact Dr Sharp’s clinics in Brisbane and Ipswich on 3202 4744 or email info@drdavidsharp.com.au

All treatments carry benefits, risks and a recovery period. To learn more about these, please navigate to the procedure’s page on our website (link in bio). Results vary due to lifestyle habits, age, natural body habitus and adherence to post operative instructions, among other factors. These images are only reflective of the outcome for this individual patient.

Dr David Sharp MBBS, FRACS (Plast), B. Soc Sci (psychology) MED0000962857 is a specialist plastic surgeon and registered medical practitioner in Brisbane.

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