my tummy is what I can call apron, but it is not that bad,not stretch marks,or wrinkled skin and my muscles are very toned, so this new treatment is a good option to fix this problem ? Thank you. Cristiane.
June 4, 2011
Answer: Lipo X and abdominal flab
Dear Christiane,
Pictures would of greatly helped in order to asses what your best options are to improve the appearance of the area that concerns you. It is easy to see all these "Treatments" on TV and in the modern media which show amazing results with minimal investment by the patient. To improve your "apron" the most likely answer is that surgery is required. I would suggest that you see a plastic surgeon that is board certified or eligible for a complete opinion.
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June 4, 2011
Answer: Lipo X and abdominal flab
Dear Christiane,
Pictures would of greatly helped in order to asses what your best options are to improve the appearance of the area that concerns you. It is easy to see all these "Treatments" on TV and in the modern media which show amazing results with minimal investment by the patient. To improve your "apron" the most likely answer is that surgery is required. I would suggest that you see a plastic surgeon that is board certified or eligible for a complete opinion.
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June 4, 2011
Answer: Lipo Ex - Lax
It never ceases to amaze me how many gullible people are out there who are willing to blow their hard earned money on preposterous claims. PT Barnum WAS right - about one being born every minute.
A few FACTS. Loose skin, especially when it takes the shape of an apron (Greek - panniculus), CANNOT be shrunk by laser, electricity, liposuction, Yoga/ Zumba/ Tai Bo, magical incantations or other non-invasive means. The excess hanging skin is a PHYSICAL excess, just like an excess garment needs to be taken in or a tile that is too long needs to be carefully cut to fit with other tiles on a wall or floor, excess skin needs to be surgically tailored.
As regards Lipo ex - it claims that it "uses bipolar capacitive coupling, which results in a deep, uniform electric field under the entire electrode surface. This uniform electric field allows you to deliver volumetric heating at controlled temperatures to the treatment area. Lipo-Ex heats and breaks down the fat cells, which then pass through the lymphatic system and out of the body through natural processes of elimination..." Surgeons have used bipolar electricity in surgery for many decades and I am EXTREMELY dubious that it would melt ANY fat much less shrink skin. I thin this "technique" is great at separating you from your money.
See a REAL Plastic surgeon and learn which options are best for you.
Dr. Peter Aldea
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June 4, 2011
Answer: Lipo Ex - Lax
It never ceases to amaze me how many gullible people are out there who are willing to blow their hard earned money on preposterous claims. PT Barnum WAS right - about one being born every minute.
A few FACTS. Loose skin, especially when it takes the shape of an apron (Greek - panniculus), CANNOT be shrunk by laser, electricity, liposuction, Yoga/ Zumba/ Tai Bo, magical incantations or other non-invasive means. The excess hanging skin is a PHYSICAL excess, just like an excess garment needs to be taken in or a tile that is too long needs to be carefully cut to fit with other tiles on a wall or floor, excess skin needs to be surgically tailored.
As regards Lipo ex - it claims that it "uses bipolar capacitive coupling, which results in a deep, uniform electric field under the entire electrode surface. This uniform electric field allows you to deliver volumetric heating at controlled temperatures to the treatment area. Lipo-Ex heats and breaks down the fat cells, which then pass through the lymphatic system and out of the body through natural processes of elimination..." Surgeons have used bipolar electricity in surgery for many decades and I am EXTREMELY dubious that it would melt ANY fat much less shrink skin. I thin this "technique" is great at separating you from your money.
See a REAL Plastic surgeon and learn which options are best for you.
Dr. Peter Aldea
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