Breast Fat Transfer Augmentation Canberra

Fat grafting involves taking fatty tissue from one part of your body and redistributing it to another. Excess fat is removed from areas where it is unwanted, such as the abdomen or hips, using liposuction. Once it has been collected, it is processed in a centrifuge to prepare it for reinjection. The purified fat is then used to sculpt areas of the breasts that are deficient in volume, asymmetrical or lacking an attractive, youthful shape.

The doctors at Cosmos Aesthetics are advanced users of Vaser liposuction technology. This revolutionary method of liposuction utilises high-energy ultrasound to break down stubborn fat and make the removal process easier. This allows for more even removal of fat than with traditional liposuction while shortening downtime and improving patient comfort.

Vaser liposuction is designed to aid in the removal process and may impact collagen production, with varied results. Combined with a healthy lifestyle, Vaser liposuction delivers smooth, beautiful and long-lasting results for our breast fat transfer patients.

Twilight sedation is commonly used in this procedure, with an option for general anaesthesia based on individual circumstances. The extent of enlargement in bust size can vary among individuals. If you would like more volume, the breast fat transfer procedure can be repeated in three to six months.

How much will my breast fat transfer procedure cost in Canberra?

As a general guide, fat transfer breast augmentation patients can expect their procedure to cost around $8,000 for liposuction performed on one area and fat transfer to the breast. A consultation at Cosmos Aesthetics ranges from $120 – $330.

The cost of your procedure can be broken down into three primary components: 

• Doctor’s fees: This fee is charged by your Cosmos Aesthetics doctor to perform the surgery. The amount will be calculated based on various factors, including your body type, your goals, the chosen fat donor sites and the anticipated length of your surgery.
• Anaesthetist’s fees: This fee is charged by your anaesthetist to administer medications during the procedure. The amount depends on the anaesthetist’s qualifications and experience, as well as the type of anaesthesia. Expect higher costs if you choose to undergo your procedure with general anaesthesia.
• Hospital fees: This fee covers the use of hospital facilities. It typically includes the time spent in the operating theatre plus any time needed to recover from anaesthesia.

At Cosmos Aesthetics, we customise each surgery to the needs of the individual patient. To receive a personalised and detailed cost breakdown, please visit us for a consultation.