Would you have plastic surgery to banish back fat?
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While there's a lot of talk about love handles and muffin tops, there's another problem area that affects a significant percentage of women out there -- the back fat that bulges over your bra. Any shirt or sweater with the slightest bit of cling to it will show if off, and like that extra bit of belly fat that's so hard to get rid of, this is one of the last areas to tone up for many of us.For women who are unable to beat this bulge, there's a new alternative -- plastic surgery. Twenty women have undergone a new "bra-line back lift" procedure to eliminate back fat, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). Seven of the patients were followed-up on, with "uniformly positive" results -- however, there's no word on the other 13 patients.
The procedure takes just an hour and, according to the ASPS, removes all "dreaded back fat rolls and lumps." Dreaded? Really? I mean, a little lumpiness around the bra line isn't my favorite thing, but I don't think it would bother me enough to go through plastic surgery over. How about you?
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dr Repta 9-13-2008 @ 7:23PM
As the co-author of the Bra Line Back Lift procedure, I do believe it offers an excellent option in eliminating back rolls and contouring the upper and middle back. I am happy to see that ASPS has chosen to do a press release on the upcoming publication of the procedure in order to better inform the public.
For anyone who needs additional information on the Bra Line Back Lift procedure you can go to my blog, http://www.thetummytuck.blogspot.com where I have placed a specific post on the topic. Feel free to ask questions that I may not have covered in the post. Additional information can also be obtained on my website http://www.aaaplasticsurgery.com
All the best,
Dr. Repta
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