im ready for my tt and lipo of flanks and back. where are my flanks? are we talking hips. I do not have a lot of fat on my hips, nearly all in my tummy.
November 22, 2011
Answer: Tt with Lip of Flanks, Back and Axillary- But What Are Flanks?
We do sometimes use terms that can mean different things to different doctors so it can be confusing. For me, I call flanks the area of the lower back between the shoulder blades and the hips...kind of below that "bra roll" area! But I have heard of some doctors calling flanks the area behind the armpit too!
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November 22, 2011
Answer: Tt with Lip of Flanks, Back and Axillary- But What Are Flanks?
We do sometimes use terms that can mean different things to different doctors so it can be confusing. For me, I call flanks the area of the lower back between the shoulder blades and the hips...kind of below that "bra roll" area! But I have heard of some doctors calling flanks the area behind the armpit too!
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November 21, 2011
Answer: What are flanks? Ready for my Tummy tuck
Flanks are what are commonly known as 'love handles'. These can be pulled in during a TT without the need of an extra procedure. I routinely suture your lateral muscles (below your flanks) to create a natural waist line. This technique helps pull you in on the sides, making your flanks less noticeable. It also increases the amount of weight loss in the following weeks. Abdominal liposuction in conjunction with a TT can be tricky in unexperienced hands. Please consult with a Board Certified Plastic surgeon that has many under his belt. Best wishes, Dr. H
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November 21, 2011
Answer: What are flanks? Ready for my Tummy tuck
Flanks are what are commonly known as 'love handles'. These can be pulled in during a TT without the need of an extra procedure. I routinely suture your lateral muscles (below your flanks) to create a natural waist line. This technique helps pull you in on the sides, making your flanks less noticeable. It also increases the amount of weight loss in the following weeks. Abdominal liposuction in conjunction with a TT can be tricky in unexperienced hands. Please consult with a Board Certified Plastic surgeon that has many under his belt. Best wishes, Dr. H
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