Regenerative Breast Reconstruction with Autologous Fat Grafting (Lipomodelling)
Following breast-conserving surgery (lumpectomy) or mastectomy with radiation, many women experience distressing breast asymmetry, localized tissue step-offs, and painful radiation fibrosis. Autologous fat grafting—also known as lipomodelling or structural fat transfer—uses a woman's own living fat cells harvested via gentle liposuction from the abdomen, flanks, or thighs to naturally restore breast volume, smooth irregularities, and rejuvenate damaged skin.
Regenerative Benefits of Adipose Stem Cells
Beyond volume augmentation, fat transfer provides significant biological and tissue-rejuvenating benefits:
- Reversing Radiation Damage: Transferred adipose tissue contains high concentrations of adipose-derived stem cells (ADSCs) and vascular endothelial growth factors that soften radiation-stiffened skin and stimulate healthy microcapillary growth.
- Natural Contour Smoothing: Correcting noticeable upper-pole hollows, lumpectomy scars, and synthetic implant edges to create a soft, warm, and natural breast contour.
- Completely Autologous: Because the transferred tissue comes entirely from the patient's own body, foreign-body rejection and implant-related capsular contracture are very unlikely.
Safety and Oncological Clearance
Dr. Vishal Purohit collaborates closely with surgical and medical oncologists to ensure complete oncological clearance before lipomodelling. The technique uses structural micro-droplet placement to ensure high graft survival without oil cyst formation.