When you have lost a heap of weight is it plastic surgery you need for a body lift or is it cosmetic?
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If you've got lots of excess skin from losing the weight the only way to get rid of it is to get it surgically removed (i.e. cut off by a plastic surgeon).
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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
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You might try running or walking, but you might have to seek your Dr.s advise of know of 2 people that lost over a hundred pounds and the flab or excess skin did not shrink and they had to have it surgically removed
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Plastic surgery has many side effects, both physical and mental.  You will likely suffer pain for at least a few weeks, and as mentioned in previous answers, lose money.  It is hard to see yourself as someone else when it is over too.  It is ultimately your choice, but I suggest talking about it with a doctor or therapist.  Good luck!
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It can be bad if a person does not realize what it will feel like to look different physically. Some people are not able to comprehend or guess how it will feel to look different, and instead they only imagine what it will feel like to look like a moviestar. Surgery isn't necessarily that. It is an alteration of your body's form, but not necessarily based on what someone else looks like, but based on what you and the doctor agree on will look better on you. As the result doesn't make you look like or resemble a favored celebrity, but instead is just a different looking you, some people react to the surgery with shock and confusion, never having ran through their mind the possible feeling of what it is like to have made yourself look different from what you were. That is why some practices make the quote, "Plastic surgery is for the stable of mind only..." However, some people feel that ANY result, that is, anything different from what they have now, will be better. If you feel this way, maybe surgery is for you. Maybe not.
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I know you told us not to tell you that you don't need to lose weight, but...You don't need to lose weight. What you need to do instead is tone your body--you will look like you've lost ten pounds, without the adverse effects of having actually done so--and you'll be stronger and feel healthier, as well. I'd suggest signing up for a gym membership and getting a personal trainer who can help you tone your body.
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They're vain and insecure, or there is a medical condition or accident that requires them to get it. For example, if someone is in a car accident and they break their left check bone, plastic surgery would be used to restore some of the damage.
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without an operation its just not going to happen. Exercise will help build muscle, that will give you a more toned body. Remember, like yourself, if you do you will find someone who likes you for who you are. Being skinny is much harder to change then someone who is overweight. I am sure you look beautiful, you just have to see it yourself.
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Not really, the surgical correction is not too bad though.\n\nAre you aware that many men have *some* breast development?  Are you also aware that 1% of breast cancer is diagnosed in men?\nI have diagnosed breast cancer in tissue removed from gynecomastia done for cosmetic reasons.  I don't mean to scare you, as this almost certainly won't happen to you, but you should have all the information.  \n\nHormone manipulation won't change it, unfortunately, and weight loss only to the degree that you can lose the fat around it.  It actually may accentuate it more.
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2 words...PLASTIC SURGERY
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I have not had surgery done, I am actually happy being curvy and am expecting a child so its only right for me to be.\n\nHowever, a lot of plastic surgeons are not real surgeons, if you get a cheap deal that does NOT mean quality. Certain people can acquire equipment to perform cosmetic surgeries offline or on  discount prices as a doctor, but they may only be a dentist with access to dental anasthesia to keep you conked out. There's a lot of fraudulent plastic surgeons and uncertified surgeons. Certain official sounding plastic surgeon "boards" and groups aren't real. Just because a surgeon will have a plaque stating support from a supposed "National Committee of Liposuction" or something does not make it real or even government approved.\n\nGo for the pricier stuff; real surgeons need high prices to maintain safety procedures and costs and to combat malpractice or other type of lawsuits from unsatisfied clients. A low price is fishy.\n\nRemember that these surgeries have a very long recovery time of as much as a year. During that year you will be sometimes immobile, in bed-rest, in uncomfortable bandaging and padding... it's painful and it doesn't always work. Not only that but I have seen firsthand liposuction customers who had the fat just come back in other places.\n\nThe risk of an error is also extraordinary even with a GOOD surgeon. Sometimes a weird thing happens, like all of a sudden a thick lump or roll of fat will appear over or around the area you had lipo'ed. \n\nLiposuction, like a lot of cosmetic procedures, is not always successful and is seen as an "unnecessary " medical procedure. You put your body through the stress and trauma of invasive surgery, and anasthesia can kill you alone, not to mention the procedure.\n\nYou need to think to yourself if this is what you need. Look at the build of your mother, look at pictures of your grandmother, and you'll see if maybe that is the way nature made you, that is where you store fat. The stomach and thighs are where it tends to go... surgery cannot always fix nature. If that is how your body is programmed, it'll come right back, and if your skin doesn't heal properly in those areas or if something strange happens, it'll lump out in strange places. Women just tend to store fat, and the older you get the more its apparrent. I'm pretty okay right now, but I know that when I hit 45 I'll be like my mother, with a wide butt and a wide stomach.
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Your body needs to heal after surgery. That takes rest and good nutrition. If gain a few pounds, take it off once you can return to physical activity. Watching what you eat, making sure all food choices build health and keeping fat and calories under control should do it. Do not deprive your body at this time. Give your body all it needs to heal.
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You havee to loose weight. You can't target one area without surgery.
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lipo....if you want to be perfect, you have to pay for it....look to the holloywood hills for beauty advice...those blokes know what they are doing\n\nthat's really the best advice...if you're doing everything else...and it sounds like you are....you just have to have that fat sucked out...its not that expensive...and you can finance it.
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well you can loose weight which would do the trick.\nDiets and all that crap....\n\nor you can gain weight! (by gaining muscle mass!)  This is much healthier and will remove body fat in other areas.   You don't want to look like shemale but if you just get nice and tone like madonna (sp) that would be appreciated by modeling agencies.\nMy ex girl friend  was a model.....she was fit.
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You cannot spot reduce.  Impossible to lose weight from one area of your body only.  If you are heavy all over, when you lose the weight, your face will probably slim down, too.  Some people just have normally fuller faces than others.
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You can't get rid of skin without surgery. Once it's stretched out, it only pulls back to a certain extent. Skin tightening treatments help only minimally.\n\nAnd congrats if you've lost weight! Good for you