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jasmine2

Joined: 25 Dec 2012
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  • Posted to Abdominoplasty Scar Revision, Abdomen, Flank and Arm Vaser Liposuction - Thane, India on 27 Apr 2013

    Hi! Could you please post your before and after photos?
  • Posted to Ultrasonic Lipolysis to Even out Liposuction Deformities. Experts' Views Please? (photo) on 22 Apr 2013

    "What I wanted to get rid of is now the most valuable source. FAT CELLS!" I love and respect my body like never before. I will not jump into another procedure right away. I will for sure, give my body time, a full year. By the time, I have time to think, how to go about it. As of now, I am seeing that my body is healing. It is getting better day by day. May be not perfect and even, but dents and darker areas are getting lesser to some extent.
  • Posted to Ultrasonic Lipolysis to Even out Liposuction Deformities. Experts' Views Please? (photo) on 16 Apr 2013

    I just found out in RealSelf itself. This treatment is called Liposonix, the non-surgical one. Gosh! I am bad at explaining and knowing the exact term.
  • Posted to Ultrasonic Lipolysis to Even out Liposuction Deformities. Experts' Views Please? (photo) on 16 Apr 2013

    RealSelf, I have limited room for a detailed question to explain it properly, so I have to comment on this question. I hope, the doctors happen to read this comment. For the expert doctors: Ultrasonic Lipolysis without incisions, downtime and pressure garments, (not the LipoSUCTION using ultrasound method). Or may be, I have used the wrong term. The technology, I am talking about is also called "Cavitation"/"High frequency foculized ultrasound", which is also followed by the treatments for "Mobilization of fat" (Endermologie ) and "skin tightening" using radio frequency to better functioning of collagen in skin. Please check this weblink for more info: http://www.insta-sculpt.com/body_sculpting_treatment.html My abdominal and thigh are already invaded twice. So, I just do not want to invade those areas again, unless for fat grafting. I am thinking of removing the fat cells using this technology on upper abdomen and immediately upper and behind areas of depressed areas. This will take some sessions of 1 hour each, for a couple of weeks. Once the areas, as I just mentioned, are having minimal fat that is required, I will probably give my body at least 3 months of time for dead fat cells to be drained through lymphatic system, urine etc. Then, with minimal fat in immediate areas, (1) the depression will look less, (2) so, the amount of fat required to inject will be less as there will be less height/depression to even the depressed area out with its immediate areas. (3) I will be able to get fat transfer done minimally in both the areas like in face fat grafting. It may take several repetitions with required intervals (like one month, like in facial fat injection) My point here is, (1) when fat grafting usually really requires multiple surgeries (as I get responses) with all the downtime, anesthesia, pressure garments, minimal usual 6 months pause to give body time to heal EACH TIME. And when, after 1 or 2 surgeries, if I do not have enough good fat (as donor areas will also be invaded by proper liposuction too twice by then) and if problem areas are still not corrected properly, I might end up having another type of weird looking body. This is why, (1) I want to get rid of the remaining fat in problem areas without doing anymore liposuction as it will make fat grafting difficult in depressed areas both simultaneously with tumescent for suctioning. (2) there is only "fat fill" required in problem areas. So, there is no confusion due to tumescent. (3) Gradual and minimal fat grafting like on face might give more success ratio for fat survival as fat gets more oxygen. (as little as, I know from reading different opinions of doctors, the active fat cells are only between 5-25% of the suctioned fat. and from that also, if the grafted fat does not get enough oxygen, they can not survive.) I thank you all for your time and answers! :)
  • Posted to 3 weeks post-op-Lanham, MD on 3 Apr 2013

    You look good with your original Ab. I personally don't like totally flat ab in any woman. You have perfectly sculpted ab. After all, fat equally distributed in a woman's body makes her look sexier. Rest is your wish. Wish you luck with your lipo surgery!

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