The word “cankle” became widespread in pop culture when Jason Alexander’s character in the movie Shallow Hal used the term to describe an overweight women’s lower leg.
Stomach fat is often regarded as unhealthy, yet many women who are otherwise perfectly healthy have excess abdominal fat and find it almost impossible to shift.
If you’re experiencing signs of ageing on your face or neck and looking for a non-invasive alternative to a traditional surgical facelift, you have probably heard of a procedure called the Silhouette Soft thread lift.
What are cankles? If your ankles are swollen, overlarge, or seem to merge with your calves rather than being clearly defined, you may know them as ‘cankles’.
At first it sounds like the perfect plan – a quick and cheap holiday to a nearby country and enjoying a cocktail while you relax by the poolside, recovering from your liposuction.
When people consider undergoing liposuction, they weigh the benefits carefully. Liposuction is an effective and safe way of removing excessive body fat in specific areas that are usually resistant to ramping up your diet and exercise efforts.
The number one complaint causing women to consider liposuction are the thighs and buttocks. Carrying extra bulk in these areas is hereditary and after pregnancy, there is often further accumulation of fat in these areas.
Our eyebrows frame and shape our face and can drastically influence how we look and feel, and thanks to celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Cara Delevingne, the fuller eyebrow is on everyone’s lust-have list.
At a recent follow-up appointment with a 52-year-old patient who had VASER lipo, we were able to record her excellent results. Her flanks, hips, and outer thighs were treated, and she is so pleased with her new body shape.
Liposuction is used to remodel the contours of the body by removing excess subcutaneous fat and is one of the most frequently performed aesthetic surgery procedures in western countries.
One of the most common topics we get questions on from people considering a laser liposuction treatment is about recovery. How long does recovery take? Is recovery painful? When will I see results? Today we’ll discuss recovery in detail.
When you’ve been slugging away at the gym and don’t feel like you’ve gotten as far as you want, a miracle solution to move the weight is awfully enticing. So, is liposuction the answer? It’s it better than exercise and diet?
Cellulite can happen to the best of us. Studies tell us it happens to 85-98% of women. This dimpling on the surface of the skin, a padded or ‘orange peel’ appearance, is extremely common and occurs on the hips, thighs, buttocks, and abdomen.
If you’ve done the hard work of diet and exercise, you know it’s not a silver bullet. But it gets the ball rolling on reshaping your body and it makes you feel great, right? Right!
If you’re considering a lipo or liposculpture, there’s a lot to know about the procedure. How effective will it be? Is it permanent? Is it for me? We’ve put together 5 lesser known details about lipo that you might be glad you know.
