Is a Large Hourglass Figure Possible?

I was an active person till an injury 2 years ago which impacted my mobility. Exercise is not an option. I don't have bad eating habits, but don't diet. My decrease in mobility resulted in 40 lbs of weight gain. After the initial spike, my weight remained stable for a year now (6'0 tall and 216 lbs). My waist and abdomen are round/jiggly. I want curves. Not to be thinner, per se, just have a larger version of an hourglass. TT-recovery too rough. Can lipo help? Will I regain the weight?

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3 Doctor Answers | Asked by dlrshaze in Chicago, IL

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Hourglass figure after abdominoplasty with mesh reinforcement

Abdominal contour is determined by 2 factors - one is the abdominal wall fat and two - is the tone of your underlying fascia. If you are unable to exercise, your abdominal wall is getting weaker and as you gain weight it stretches more. An abdominoplasty would be the most effective technique for correcting this. Abdominoplasty with mesh reinforcement has been shown to produce weight loss and maintain weight loss over time. People lose weight by increasing... more

Hourglass figure with large volume liposuction in Beverly Hills

Large volume liposuction of the abdomen, flanks, and the lower back can signifcantly alter ones torso in order to creat a curvaceous or hourglass figure. most, large size women prefer to have shape and to just be small.

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You are very tall and although 206 may not be particularly heavy for your height, it would really take an in office exam to figure out if there are good options for you.