A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video titled "Low BMI Fat Transfer: Risks & Results" featuring Robert Whitfield MD. The excerpt centers on a patient's fear about breast appearance after implant removal, noting she was "barely an A cup," and suggests the broader video discusses challenges of fat transfer and muscle repair in low BMI patients.
Personally, my biggest fear is I was barely an A cup before.
Yeah.
So if I get these out, I'm like, what am I going to look like? Yeah, that's.
Important, especially in the low BMI patients, to make sure that you can accomplish a good muscle repair. So that helps protect the chest. And then, then it's like I said, can you get a Dexa and see if the is there, the fat that can be utilized? And that's the toughest call. I mean, people who are, you know, that's why they got implants, because they didn't have a lot of tissue.
