Fig. 34.1
Preoperatively the breast area is divided into four zones
Fig. 34.2
Processed fat
Fig. 34.3
(a) Subcutaneous injection. (b) Subglandular injection
Fig. 34.4
(a) Preoperative 24-year-old female. (b) One year postoperative following insertion of 320 mL implants in both breasts
Fig. 34.5
(a) Preoperative 40-year-old female. (b) Immediately postoperative after insertion of 300 mL implants in both breasts
Fig. 34.6
(a) Preoperative patient after implants inserted. (b) One year postoperative after lipotransfer
Fig. 34.7
(a) Preoperative 23-year-old female. (b) One year postoperative following insertion of 310 mL implant on the left side and 340 mL implant on the right side
Fig. 34.8
(a) Preoperative 50-year-old female. (b) One year postoperative after 400 mL implants in both breasts
Fig. 34.9
(a) Preoperative 19-year-old female with tuberous breast. (b) One year postoperative after 510 mL implant on the left with strong “rigottomies” and 340 mL on the right
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