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Adult Stem Cell Research Used for Bigger Breasts
I always pride myself on keeping you abreast on the latest news of any stem cell research using Adult Stem Cells so today I have a story about breasts.
In Britain, a breast surgeon is going to start offering breast enlargement using the person's own Adult Stem Cells taken from fat in their stomach.
From the
Sunday Times : Dr. Kefah Mokbel, a "consultant breast surgeon" at the London Breast Institute at the Princess Grace hospital says "
They [breasts treated with stem cells] feel more natural because this tissue has the same softness as the rest of the breast.” He said the treatment offered the potential of considerable improvement on implants: “Implants are a foreign body. They are associated with long-term complications and require replacement. They can also leak and cause scarring.”
Two Benefits of Stem Cell Breast Enhancement Treatment
No, I don't mean to make a bad pun.
- The fat containing the stem cells is removed from the patient's stomach, therefore, the woman gets a possible benefit of losing fat- getting thinner.
- The second possible benefit is the breasts get larger- and more natural looking than implants and almost certainly safer.
The stem cell treatment is to be used in patients with "breast deformities caused by cancer treatment" as well as women who simply want a larger cup size.
Dr. Mokbel believes the stem cells can only increase the breasts one cup size at the moment, but will try to go on to bigger things later on.
Adult Stem Cells Used In Breasts in Japan for 6 Years
Apparently, Japanese doctors have been doing this procedure at the
Seishin Cosmetic Clinic for approximately 6 years now.
And according to this
stem cell article- In Japan, more than 80% of the women are satisfied with the results. Furthermore, there was a statistically significant improvement in breast tissue thickness at one and six months after treatment.