Lipodissolve
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Updated 24 Mar 2008
Posted 24 Mar 2008
Not Worth It
Spent: $100 in Kentucky
I had this procedure done after a mini tummy tuck to reduce a lump that was hanging around my panty line. I've had the same place injected maybe 5 times now and my small lump is still there. This was very painful with much swelling. Immediately after it is done I come very close to passing out. For several days afterwards I am in pain and I don't feel well not to mention the tenderness that drags on for months. Was it worth it? I gave it a "shot" because my Dr. did it for free. Would I pay for it? HA HA HA HA! I'd rather have another tummy tuck!

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LLG (unregistered guest) 2 Apr 2008
Nan, you probably got the lump from the botched job of the tummy tuck...you did say it was a lump hanging around your panty line. If you got a tummy tuck...why did you still have a lump???? Lipodissolve doesn't get rid of tummy tuck mistakes (i.e. left over skin and scar tissue) does it? I thought it got rid of fatty deposits...which should have been eliminated after the tummy tuck.. RIGHT? The doctor gave you the shot for free because they messed up!

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