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Welp, ladies... I'm back again after contemplating...
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Welp, ladies... I'm back again after contemplating a BBL for the past few years.
I've decided to trust Dr. Hazani with sculpting the body of my dreams after reading so many positive reviews about him and speaking with him via email and phone consult.
Two days ago, I made my deposit and locked my surgery date in for April 4, 2016.
! and made my deposit a couple of days ago.
I've decided to trust Dr. Hazani with sculpting the body of my dreams after reading so many positive reviews about him and speaking with him via email and phone consult.
Two days ago, I made my deposit and locked my surgery date in for April 4, 2016.
! and made my deposit a couple of days ago.
UPDATED FROM Mare4562
3 months pre
My Stats: 31, no kids, 5'4, 150 lbs athletic build
Like most of you have probably done, I'm looking for Hazani ladies with similar pre-op stats to mine. Please share your pre-op and post-op photos with me if not posted on your page. I'm hoping to get an idea of what my post-op results could possibly look like.
Here's my story:
Age: 31
No children
Body type: Athletic build
Booty type: "deflated bubble butt"
Height: 5'4
Weight: 150 lbs
I've been an athlete most of my life either playing soccer or running track.
Throughout my college years my weight fluctuated between 125-135 lbs and I kept in excellent shape as I frequently trained rigorously. I've always had a very muscular body, wash board abs and a plump bubble booty (as I've been told) thanks to heavy weight training. When competing or in the weight room I felt confident about the shape of my body and embraced my muscles. Oddly, When out of the gym and in regular clothes however, I did not have the same confidence. I felt I had a boyish figure, dreaded wearing a dress or skirts and frequently avoided them. I also hated swimwear season as I didn't feel sexy in a swimsuit.
About two years ago all of that changed due to a more sedentary lifestyle. (To clarify, everything changed except my disdain of wearing dresses and skirts) Before I knew it, I weighed close to 165 lbs. Funny, I foolishly thought it would not be possible for me to ever gain so much fat and lose so much muscle. When I reached the 140 lb mark in 2013 I was pleased that my body was beginning to look less masculine as most of my muscles were beginning to disappear. I was hoping that some hips would magically grow out of my sides but nope! A year later and at 165lbs I now had a chubby face, larger boobs, a huge booty, thick legs a bulging tummy and no hips whatsoever and not a muscle in sight. GROSS!!
Fast forwarding to 6 months ago:
I decided to stop failing in life and start eating healthier again. I was tired of being disappointed when looking in the mirror. I was tired of hearing my boyfriend repeatedly ask me when I'm going to use my gym membership again. I was tired of feeling gross and having an overall feeling over unhealthiness. I found my weight slowly going back down, thanks to being more conscience of my diet. I've also started going to the gym 2x per week. Ok.. Sometimes I go to the gym 2x per week.. But oftentimes I don't go at all.
As mentioned my weight is now down to 150 lbs. I'm currently fluctuating between 147 - 150lbs with an ideal weight of 135lbs, but I've lost all the muscle I had before and I noticed that my legs and especially my booty are nothing like they used to be.
Right now I'm on a mission to get my old body back, and hope Dr. Hazani's artistry (hips included) will enhance my figure even more.
I'm trying to decide what I should do in preparation of this procedure. You'll see in my pics that I still have a bit of a gut, and undefined legs. Should I pick up the intensity in the gym now, incorporating protein shakes, etc to create lean muscle and get my weight down least to at least 140lbs or should I wait until after the procedure. Any advice and suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Here's my story:
Age: 31
No children
Body type: Athletic build
Booty type: "deflated bubble butt"
Height: 5'4
Weight: 150 lbs
I've been an athlete most of my life either playing soccer or running track.
Throughout my college years my weight fluctuated between 125-135 lbs and I kept in excellent shape as I frequently trained rigorously. I've always had a very muscular body, wash board abs and a plump bubble booty (as I've been told) thanks to heavy weight training. When competing or in the weight room I felt confident about the shape of my body and embraced my muscles. Oddly, When out of the gym and in regular clothes however, I did not have the same confidence. I felt I had a boyish figure, dreaded wearing a dress or skirts and frequently avoided them. I also hated swimwear season as I didn't feel sexy in a swimsuit.
About two years ago all of that changed due to a more sedentary lifestyle. (To clarify, everything changed except my disdain of wearing dresses and skirts) Before I knew it, I weighed close to 165 lbs. Funny, I foolishly thought it would not be possible for me to ever gain so much fat and lose so much muscle. When I reached the 140 lb mark in 2013 I was pleased that my body was beginning to look less masculine as most of my muscles were beginning to disappear. I was hoping that some hips would magically grow out of my sides but nope! A year later and at 165lbs I now had a chubby face, larger boobs, a huge booty, thick legs a bulging tummy and no hips whatsoever and not a muscle in sight. GROSS!!
Fast forwarding to 6 months ago:
I decided to stop failing in life and start eating healthier again. I was tired of being disappointed when looking in the mirror. I was tired of hearing my boyfriend repeatedly ask me when I'm going to use my gym membership again. I was tired of feeling gross and having an overall feeling over unhealthiness. I found my weight slowly going back down, thanks to being more conscience of my diet. I've also started going to the gym 2x per week. Ok.. Sometimes I go to the gym 2x per week.. But oftentimes I don't go at all.
As mentioned my weight is now down to 150 lbs. I'm currently fluctuating between 147 - 150lbs with an ideal weight of 135lbs, but I've lost all the muscle I had before and I noticed that my legs and especially my booty are nothing like they used to be.
Right now I'm on a mission to get my old body back, and hope Dr. Hazani's artistry (hips included) will enhance my figure even more.
I'm trying to decide what I should do in preparation of this procedure. You'll see in my pics that I still have a bit of a gut, and undefined legs. Should I pick up the intensity in the gym now, incorporating protein shakes, etc to create lean muscle and get my weight down least to at least 140lbs or should I wait until after the procedure. Any advice and suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
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January 8, 2016
You have such a good shape already ( the curve into your waist from side view) You are gonna have amazing results after


January 8, 2016
Good luck girl!! Ur results will be great .. You have a nice shape already

January 9, 2016
I would not try losing any more weight, and no weight training.. You want as much fat in your body for him to lipo:) work out after 3 months! Turn that fat (that's in the right places) into muscle! :D that's what I'm planning to do.

January 11, 2016
Thanks for advice, and great suggestion. Now I'm worried that I might not have enough fat for the final results that's I want. I may need to gain another 5 lbs.
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