When patients come to see me, Dr. Robert Whitfield, MD, the goal is clarity. My work often involves evaluating chronic inflammation concerns in women who have breast implants, but I never approach a patient’s health story as “one device, one answer.” I look at the full clinical picture—history, symptoms, labs, lifestyle, and the overlooked contributors […]
When patients come to see Dr. Robert Whitfield, they are often not looking for a quick answer. They are looking for clarity. Many describe chronic, multi-system symptoms that feel difficult to explain. Some have neurologic concerns. Others notice gastrointestinal disruption, respiratory symptoms, skin changes, or persistent fatigue. Rather than isolating one symptom and reacting to […]
For many women, the decision to remove breast implants is not impulsive. It follows years of lived experience, questions, research, and reflection. Dr. Robert Whitfield has built his practice around one core principle: comprehensive evaluation comes first. Every surgical plan begins with understanding the full clinical picture — not trends, not social media narratives, and […]
A Clear, Patient-Centered Overview From Dr. Robert Whitfield By Dr. Robert Whitfield What Fat Transfer Breast Augmentation Means Fat transfer breast augmentation (also called autologous fat grafting) is a surgical procedure that uses your own body fat to enhance breast contour and provide modest volume — without placing an implant. In simple terms, fat transfer […]
A Practical Pricing Guide and What Your Quote Usually Includes By Dr. Robert Whitfield Why Patients Ask About Cost First “How much does fat transfer breast augmentation cost?” is one of the first questions patients ask — and it’s a fair one. Pricing can feel confusing because fat transfer is not a single, fixed-service procedure. […]
What Patients Should Know Before and After Surgery By Dr. Robert Whitfield Why This Question Matters One of the most important concerns patients raise when considering fat transfer is: “Will this affect my mammograms or future breast cancer screening?” That’s a responsible question. Any procedure that changes breast tissue deserves clear planning around imaging and […]
A Clear, Patient-Centered Overview From Dr. Robert Whitfield By Dr. Robert Whitfield Why Talking About Risk Matters Any surgical procedure involves risk. If you’re considering fat transfer breast augmentation — whether as a standalone procedure or as part of explant surgery — it’s appropriate to ask: This guide explains the most commonly discussed risks of […]
A Patient-Centered Guide to Natural Breast Balance By Dr. Robert Whitfield Why Asymmetry Comes Up So Often Breast asymmetry is one of the most common concerns patients bring to my office — whether they’re: The question I hear frequently is: Can fat transfer help correct breast asymmetry? In many cases, fat transfer may be a […]
A Practical Guide to Healing and What to Expect By Dr. Robert Whitfield Why Recovery Deserves Its Own Plan If you’re considering fat transfer breast augmentation — or fat transfer as part of explant surgery — one of the most common questions I hear is: “How long is recovery, and what will it feel like?” […]
A Patient-Centered Assessment Guide From Dr. Robert Whitfield By Dr. Robert Whitfield Why Candidacy Matters “Am I a good candidate for fat transfer?” is one of the most important questions you can ask when exploring natural breast enhancement — especially if you’re considering implant removal or you prefer an implant-free approach. Fat transfer (autologous fat […]
