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Disappointed with Tummy Liposuction...'

Pros:
Permanent removal of fat??????
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Cons:
Fat returned even worse!
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Cost:
$2500.00

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Healing time:
2months

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Pain-o-meter: 3

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I've always been thin, except for my huge protuding abdomen. I went for other cosmetic surgery and thought that I might as well get this liposuction done at the same time. After 6 weeks, my stomach looked like a grenade had exploded on it. I had tons of loose skin, yeck! Didn't encounter any problems, just swollen for a few weeks.
It's now been a year later, and much to my dismay, my fat is back 10 fold as bad as it was when I started out. I've only gained 10 extra lbs since the surgery, but I thought the fat would never return. Big mistake, I look worse now than ever. Word of precaution, do your homework, ask questions, don't just go with one consultation!

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How results differed from what I expected:
I had lots of loose skin, should've had a mini-tummy tuck as well.

Biggest fears pre-procedure:
None

Healing aids used:
Compression bandage

Number of doctors consulted:
2

Number of years I thought about having the procedure:
10

Had an elective procedure before:
Yes

Complications or follow-up procedures:

Not Specified
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Gender:
Female

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Age:
Not Specified

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Ethnic group:
Caucasian

Education:
Not specified

Country:
Canada

State/Province:
British Columbia

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Obesity increases our risk for five of the leading causes of death -- heart disease, stroke, diabetes, atherosclerosis and some types of cancer
(Source: the Role of Weight Management in the Health of Women" by Sachiko T. St. Jeor, professor and director of Nutrition Education and Research at the University of Nevada, School of Medicine)
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