What is your view on Lipo. and/or Tummy Tucks?
108171
Start with a weight loss plan, and body toning exercises.\nGive these some time to work (at least six months).\nYou need to make a lifestyle change, otherwise you'll put the weight and inches back on, and the surgery will have been in vain.
940845
wow, first of all...I have seen a ton of women with a bangin body and ugly ass face....but I have yet to see a woman who's body is so out of proportion, with cellulite, no butt, no breaasts, and fat (as you described) have a nice face...chances are, if their body is that wack, so is their face lol!! so I would choose neither.
193112
No. liposuction does NOT treat the problem in the long term. Most who have it done just gain the weight right back, nearly immediately. Just keep at it. Often you will "plateau" when losing weight. That's normal. It may last up to a month, but keep at it.
1184900
yes, i had this done 4 years ago, and have never regreted it for one moment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  i was very sick with diabetes and hypertension; left the hospital after the procedure and have never been diabetic since.  lost 100 pounds.  then had my tummy tuck with 16 more pounds off.  i have never felt better in my life.  my stomach tells me when to quit eating.  have never gained any back.  i am very active, horsebackride, and am happy as a clam!   visit with your surgeon to see if this is the right solution for you.  many things are taken into accout.  but for me, it was the right solution!
771404
I'm going to have this done in January.  My youngest child is 11 and even though I weigh 129 pounds, I have a roll of skin on my abdomen.  I have not been able to wear sexy panties and I feel self-conscious about it.\n\nI made an appointment and saw the plastic surgeon, which is what you will need to do.  I had three C-sections and all of the scars have healed up beautifully, so I am not too concerned about a scar, although it will go from hip to hip.\n\nInfection is apparently the major concern and you need to be extremely careful post-operatively.  As for pain, there will be some, I know, but there are good pain medications available and I will just look forward to being one naked babe next summer.\n\nP.S:  I'm getting a breast augmentation/lift too!
424646
"Zetacaps" is an appetite suppressant that claims to be the equivalent of a gastric bypass operation. \n\nBasically, they're suppost to be better than a tummy tuck.
619751
They do have fat transfer that can take the fat from any place in your body and put it into your buttocks and implants, i feel weird about implants myself because how would it feel when you are sitting down? would it shift, would it hurt, WOULD IT BURST? I dunno. Try looking up more info on some plastic surgery websites. Good luck.
960921
Liposuction and Tummy tuck surgery is very safe nowadays. My cousin got her breast reduction, tummy tuck and facelift surgery in India by the company called Forerunners Healthcare .The Price for the surgery she paid in India was very less. She paid 30% of the cost she was quoted in America.\n\nForerunners Healthcare is very famous in India. They arrange cosmetic and plastic surgery for foreigners in India. I read a lot about them in the Newspapers and about their patient stories. They arrange financing for USA, Canadian, UK and other international patients who plan to have surgery abroad for low price, as the breast reduction, tummy tuck, facelift and other cosmetic surgery is not covered by insurance. They also have photos pasted of their International patients. You can checkout their website. There are huge cost savings. As a doctor I personally believe that surgery can be easily handled in India, as the quality of healthcare available In India is simply best in the world. The surgeons are USA/UK trained and facilities are 5 star.\n\nhttp://www.forerunnershealthcare.com\nHope this helps.
591649
I have had gastric bypass surgery, I would be happy to talk to you about it and answer any questions you have, you can shoot me an e-mail if ya like or IM me on yahoo.  Its a big decision for anyone.  I can honestly say that its the best decision I ever made for my health
862009
As safe as any surgery.  I know a female to have extensive lipo, breast reduction and lots of work, drain tubes, and such and it did amazingly  good.  But, I'm sure there are horror stories also.  Good luck.
38693
Yes. Its call surgery. Tummy tuck.\nYou will get a flat stomach, but a scar from side to side, (where the hip bone starts to the other side)\nIt looks BAD. (unless you are looking to be the bride of Frankistein for the rest of your life)\nSo, maybe yoga, or a gym to do ab work is not that bad.\nHey, if the obese people on TV Biggest looser can do it, a bet is a pice of cake (ji, ji) for you.
586843
Momo, I agree with ya there, I think I would pay quite a bit for a cellulite cure.  I know drinking lots of water diminishes the appearance of it and using a loofah but I wish I could just banish it 4-ever...   I do not have a lot but what I do have makes me really self-conscious...
632780
## That depens on the doctor! I strongly suggest you shop around and seek other states for your tummy tuck!Prices vary! Be sure you ask questions about the operation! Its your body --- take GOOD CARE OF IT! After all 'YOU PAID FOR IT"!
566751
Sounds great. However, I know a friend of mine eventually had surgery for breast reductuion (shame), because it was troubling her. I think she had back aches, but I am not sure - also don't really know what size she was.
52620
asuming "it bad to lose more than 2-3 pounds per week" I would say the reason is any drastic change would be a distorsion to a state of ballance that the body have been used to\n I belive Liposuction does the same but with medical attention the disterbance of the equelebrium is corrected as much as posseble so the effects are diminished
490743
abdominoplasty is a surgical procedure in which excess skin and fat in the abdominal area is removed and the abdominal muscles are tightened.\nAbdominoplasty is a cosmetic procedure, I don't think that your insurance will cover it, unless you get a report from the doctor that they surgery is needed for medical purposes rather than cosmetic.
629846
No, liposuction is an elective surgery. Some insurances do cover gastric bypass, though, if you're morbidly obese.