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What is Condensed Rich Fat Breast Augmentation (CRF)? Doctors Explain Effects, Mechanism, and Indications
Condensed Rich Fat Breast Augmentation (CRF) is a type of fat transfer breast augmentation in which fat aspirated from your own body is concentrated through centrifugation before being injected into the breast. The goal is to remove excess water, anesthetic solution, oil, and damaged cells, increasing the density of living fat cells to enhance graft survival and engraftment.
Fat-transfer breast augmentation: What percentage survives? Understanding graft survival rates
The first concern everyone has is "how much of the injected fat will remain?" While answers vary, the variation itself has meaning. Understanding what determines the survival rate will change how you view your surgical options.
The correct approach to 'rejuvenation' changes in your 30s, 40s, and 50s — the face ages in layers
Although it may look the same as 'appearing aged,' the underlying cause changes with age. There is no one-size-fits-all solution for rejuvenation; the correct approach is to discern what is happening at your current age and reorganize your priorities accordingly.