Natural Breast Augmentation shows long-term success, says Dr. August Accetta

PRLog (Press Release) - Aug. 27, 2010 - Los Angeles - A review of 100 women who had Natural Breast Augmentation shows that fat transfer to the breasts can be an attractive alternative to implants for restoring breast volume and contours after pregnancy, or for increasing cup size.

Dr. August Accetta specializes in breast rejuvenation with Natural Breast Augmentation. He is one of a handful of doctors in the U.S. that is specialized in performing this technique, and is among the most experienced, having performed over 100 procedures.

Dr. Accetta, whose practice is located in Huntington Beach, CA says that about half of his Natural Breast Augmentation patients come from other areas of California or other states to have the advanced procedure.

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"While Natural Breast Augmentation is used to increase breast size up a cup or two sizes, another important benefit is for women who may have lost breast volume after pregnancy & nursing, or just as time goes by," says Dr. Accetta. In these cases, "breast rejuvenation" with this method of fat transfer can restore youthful volume and contours to the breasts. Also, Dr. Accetta says that this is not a "filler" but that the transferred fat is actually a graft that over time becomes part of the normal breast tissue.

"Since the fat is taken from elsewhere on the body, this is actually a "2 in 1" procedure in which women can reduce fat from unwanted areas like the tummy, thighs, etc, while gaining fuller breasts," says Dr. Accetta.

"Women always ask 'why can't I just take fat from my buttocks and thighs and put it where I need it the most, my breasts?'," stated Dr. Accetta. "Now they can. This new technique provides them with a natural alternative to breast implants, and can slim down their lower body at the same time."

The surgeon performing this technique must have a high level of liposuction skill; the fat must be removed meticulously so as to keep all of the fat alive. The fat is then placed into syringes. After carefully marking the breasts, the surgeon can then begin to slowly re-inject the fat into the breast tissue. The goal is to not just "fill up" the breasts with fat, but rather to carefully place the fat into the tissue in small increments at a time, so that the fat can attach itself into the breast tissue with the greatest blood supply and nutrients, enabling it to flourish and survive

"One of the great things about this form of breast augmentation is that fat taken from the buttocks and thighs is a type of fat that is generally resistant to diet and exercise, so when placed correctly in the breasts, the fat tends to stay and thrive," says Dr. Accetta.

For information visit http://www.accettanba.com or call (714)374-4222.

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