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stripping down the fat cells that make up your face. Meanwhile the starve your face of toxins and fats from the foods you eat.
Just like working out at a gymdyour body will start to lose weightand look slimmer and healthier, so will your face.
First off you have to check your weight, if you are astoundingly heavy you are way out of luck, you will have no chance of pulling off any of these looks. How much you weight determines where and how you liposuctioned.
Our recommendation is somewhere in between. Normal to slightly overweight, seven to ten precentile pounds is average. If you are overweight you can soften your look by going no further then the tummy tuck clinic in your area.
They will be able to give you a new shape which you can build on or lose further.
How do you do that? Well firstly you have to re-tighten those loose bits of skin you have around your tummy and face. If you have lazy fat they won’t tighten it, but if you have some lazy fat it may be worth an attempt. For me it’s the thighs, flabby arms and torso that I problem with.
Then the surgeon comes to tight them up and get rid of the extra flab.
And they generally take off about two inches. I generally feel a bit uncomfortable with the waist and chest, especially the belly button. There’s nothing life-threatening about it. I’m not taking blood-thinning agents, I’m not going for a stasis condition or anything like that. I just feel a bit nauseous.
What I’ve done is done abdominoplasty. It’s not a term I use loosely. There’s a surgery for overweight people where they can have some skin taken off and basically be re-done. It’s called abdominoplasty. It’s just like a tummy tuck, only a bit different.
A tummy tuck is done in a hospital and the hours are long. There could be a lot of pain taken through the surgery, and you may or may not need a intravenous. Not suitable for all people, a tummy tuck is recommended only for people who are at their ideal weight.
If you’ve never been in a hospital before, trust your instincts. It’s best to have someone with you who’s an experienced doctor.
2 months prior
At this time you should take antibiotics that suit you. Antibiotics can upset the stomach if you are on medication. So your doctor will want to know about any allergies you have. Honestly, none of us are perfect, if you’re inopathic, a doctor maybe helpful.
Have someone drive you home after the procedure. Don’t drink water for four days. It can prevent infections.
The scar will be fine after a couple of weeks. Most people forget about it during the bothered part of the recovery.
You will be up and walking around by the end of the day, but don’t go out in public unless specifically instructed by the doctor. The scar is still there, and it’s not pretty.
The doctor will go over your medical history and explain to you what will happen during the operation. Some operations are required multiple times for the full benefit of the patient.
They also talk about the risks, and what you can expect. There may be an infection or a reaction to the anesthesia. You may become dehydrated by waiting out in the sun or by not drinking enough water in the week before you go in.
Stubborn pain can last for a few days, and a back massage is a treat to make you feel better. A good surgeon tries to make each session as scheduled, and he or she will call you maybe a week before you need to be seen again.
Risks include swelling, blood clots, anesthesia reactions and problems with pain and vision. Most of these can be avoided in a good candidate, but you should discuss any concerns you have with your surgeon.
The surgeon touches each area of the surgery.
Bruising and bleeding can happen in the first week.
It feels kind of heavy, but the head-dominant muscles are working well.
Sleep is advisable for the first few days. But rest will eventually have you feeling rested.
Bruising after surgery can be prevented by the use of ice packs and medications that help stop the bleeding.
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