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28 Jun 2011 11:17 #69512 by AK
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Hi Guys does not anyone of you'll suffer from lipoma ( fat lumps under the skin)?

I want to start a course but not sure whether or not this will aggravate them.

Any feedback will be considered helpful.

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28 Jun 2011 11:55 #69516 by 00pump
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100% no idea... I wouldn't see how they would, consult a doctor and ask, but I have never in my years of research seen a tie between the two.. how long have you had them for and how many do you have and are they in the same area?

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28 Jun 2011 11:59 - 28 Jun 2011 12:00 #69518 by 00pump
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Also are they bad enough for surgery or have you had surgery to get it tested? Most of the time it would come back negative as cancer, but must be scary as some get massive 'fatty tumors'.. The one thing that does suck, is it seems bodyfat doesn't help at all, at most report the lower their bodyfat the more noticeable it is.

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28 Jun 2011 14:45 #69529 by jackrabbit1
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I get them. Some new ones popped up during my last PCT and nothing since - and i'm on TRT permanently. I have them removed every couple of years. Want to save it for when i need a free theater visit to remove gyno/love handles and wotnot. They really are harmless unless they get big or painfull.

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28 Jun 2011 14:57 #69531 by 00pump
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jack, what about liquid lipo ? Shrink it down with a lazer and then suck it out in a 'tiny' hole... That is what i'm thinking of doing.. Its cheap, 11k for 1 area, and 17 for 2..

1 area would be both pecs (gyno), 2 would be that and the your love handles.. you can return to work the next day..

Much better than the going under (toll on the body) then the scaring and recovery and abuse on the body... Worth a shot for 11k. Think i'll go under the knife this time though, as one of my scars has started to keloid, so i'll go under and get the scar cut out the same time..

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28 Jun 2011 15:14 #69534 by AK
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Hi thanks for the feedback it much appreciated. I've had them for a while before I could start training though. Initially started off with two and had them surgically removed which of course left scars. I now have them in multiples on my abs, forearms and back and yes the crap part is the more lean i get the more noticeable it is. Which is the best method to remove them though?

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28 Jun 2011 15:29 #69539 by 00pump
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AK I would query this liquid lipo, i'm not sure if it can 'break' down that tissue or not.. But it might be a solution for you.

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28 Jun 2011 15:48 #69542 by jackrabbit1
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00pump isnt that liq lipo just the lazer and then your body absorbs/excretes the broken down fat? Do they actually suck it out? 17K seems a bit steep when there is no theater involved dont you think?

AK - the smaller surface ones can be done in the surgeons offices. I see a Plastic for them and the scars are minimal. The deeper ones sometimes even need drainage depending on the location.

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28 Jun 2011 21:36 #69554 by vega5
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AK wrote: Hi Guys does not anyone of you'll suffer from lipoma ( fat lumps under the skin)?

I want to start a course but not sure whether or not this will aggravate them.

Any feedback will be considered helpful.

AK, quick question. I deal with allot of people on a daily basis and through my travels I've noticed that this condition is more common under Indian folk.

So my question is are you Indian by any chance?

This is honestly out of interest, no race issues.

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29 Jun 2011 16:32 - 29 Jun 2011 16:33 #69615 by Ondier
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not sure if this will work, but I know Lipostabil, aka lipodissolve, aka lipolysis dissolves the fat right where you inject it. there are allot of videos on YouTube about Lipostabil with nice before and afters. You get injected in the spot every 2 weeks for 3 or 4 sessions and the fat literally dissolves, and you crap it out.

But not sure how efficient that will be on fat lumps. Doctors used to inject this in peoples veins who suffered from cholesterol, and it dissolved the fat, so the clever Body builders reckoned if it dissolves fat in the veins it will certainly dissolve fat under the skin.

But if your goal is to compete, be careful, as it can literally show / look like a hole or a dent if your BF goes down.

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