Dr. Robert Whitfield discusses an MRI study of 28 patients showing 46% average fat retention after breast grafting, with volume stabilizing around eight months. He's hosting a live session September 24 at 6 PM Central to explain what that number means, why it matters, and what to expect before and after the procedure.
A published MRI study followed 28 patients and 46 breasts after breast fat grafting. Volume reached a steady state around 8 months, and average retention of the injected fat was 46%. That is an average in a small imaging series, not a personal prediction. Thursday, I will explain what that number means, what it does not mean, and why weight change later still matters, as well as what you do before and after the treatment. Join me September 24th at 6 PM Central. It's educational only. Individual care belongs with you and your provider.
