Breast fat grafting, also known as autologous fat transfer or natural breast augmentation, is a surgical procedure that involves removing fat from one area of the body, such as the abdomen or thighs, and injecting it into the breasts to increase their size and improve their shape.

The procedure is typically performed on women who are seeking a more natural-looking alternative to traditional breast implants or who want to enhance their breasts while also reducing fat in other areas of the body.

Breast fat grafting offers several advantages over traditional breast implants, including:

Natural-looking results: Because the procedure uses the patient's own fat cells, the results are more natural-looking and feel more like natural breast tissue than traditional breast implants.
Reduced risk of complications: Breast fat grafting has a lower risk of complications than traditional breast implants, as there is no risk of implant rupture, leaking, or rejection.
Dual benefits: Breast fat grafting not only enhances the size and shape of the breasts but also reduces fat in other areas of the body, leading to an overall improvement in body contour.
Minimal scarring: The incisions used for breast fat grafting are typically very small and result in minimal scarring compared to traditional breast implant surgery.

However, breast fat grafting is not suitable for everyone. Women who have a history of breast cancer, or who have dense breast tissue or significant sagging, may not be good candidates for the procedure. It is important to discuss the potential risks and benefits of breast fat grafting with a qualified plastic surgeon before undergoing any procedure.