Short conversational transcript discussing fat transfer to the breasts as a natural alternative to implants. Speakers compare fat transfer benefits (more natural feel, ability to hug and sleep on stomach) to discomfort and limitations experienced with implants, referencing explant surgery and lack of widespread awareness of the option.
No, honestly, I. Is it. Is this something that's been done for a long time? Is fat transfer to the breasts?
I have.
Yeah, Yeah. I mean, no, I've never even heard of it until. Honestly, like a year or two before my explant surgery when I was like, what other options are there? Because naturally I'm like a double A. And I was like, I don't want to be that flat again. So what are my other options?
Right.
And that's how I found out about it. But I feel like it's not really talked about or known about, to be honest. Yeah.
And it's. Implants push out fat. Can't do that. So if you just want more of a naturally larger appearing, fuller breast. And that's totally.
Yeah. I mean, I think any girl who has implants could probably relate to this. They feel so uncomfortable inside of you. Like when you are hugging someone, for example. I would always concave my shoulders because if someone pressed too hard against my chest with my implants, it would feel uncomfortable. I couldn't lay on my stomach. I. It just. You. You always are like, kind of like protecting your chest when you have implants. So, yeah, the fat transfer is way better. I. I'm a hugger. So to be able to like hug people without pushing them away at the same time with my shoulders is really nice. Being able to sleep on my stomach again, all of that. I. I'm way happier with this.
