Nodules in the breast? Pain around your period? Do you have these problems? Even so, can women who want to have a full breast have breast augmentation with autologous fat? The answer is yes, those with breast nodules can do breast augmentation with autologous fat, but not all people can do it. Here we will classify breast nodules Grade 1: Breast structure is clear, no lesion, no abnormality found Grade 2: Breast nodules can be seen, considered benign lesions, breast fibroadenoma, multiple endocrine calcification, lymph nodes in the breast, no malignant X-ray conformation Grade 3: Breast nodules can be seen, considered more likely to be benign, lesions shrink or stabilize during the six-month follow-up Grade 4: Breast nodules can be seen, considered more likely to be benign, lesions shrink or stabilize during the six-month follow-up Grade 4: Obvious breast nodules can be seen on examination, and the nodule mass is obvious to touch, suspected to be breast cancer. Biopsy is required. Grade IV is further divided into three levels according to the different manifestations, which are A requiring biopsy, with low possibility of single malignant lesion; B moderate malignant possibility, with clear border of partially infiltrated masses punctured by fibroids requiring further biopsy for verification; C very high possibility of malignant lesion, with irregular tumor margins, substantial masses with infiltrated margins and clustered distribution of fine pleomorphic calcifications, requiring punctured tumor biopsy for verification. Those with grade 4 or above are not recommended to have autologous fat breast augmentation, if they are grade 3 including grade 3 or below, they can do relevant breast examination before autologous fat breast augmentation, and it is best if biopsy can be done before surgery, if they are found to be benign they can have the nodules removed at the same time of autologous fat breast augmentation. Will autologous fat breast augmentation cause breast nodules? Usually autologous fat breast augmentation can increase more than one cup in one operation, and if you wear a shaping system before and after surgery you can increase more than two cups. For the question of whether autologous fat breast augmentation can lead to breast nodules, this question, of course, does not. The main levels of autologous fat breast augmentation filling are under the skin, under the pectoralis major muscle, and behind the glandular gap, which will not harm the breast gland, and will not cause breast nodules. How can I know if I have had fat breast augmentation with or without lumps? You can visualize the fat viability after surgery by MRI. In the MRI film, you can see whether there are lumps or not. Successful surgery lump nodules can be avoided as you can see in the picture, which is the result of the MRI 8 years after fat augmentation, the fat grows very well and there are no nodules at all