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hips and silicon ?

Started by mementomori, May 11, 2012, 07:02:52 AM

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Erin

Quote from: Axelle on May 13, 2012, 04:52:37 AM
Oh hon, call YOUR self lucky, 34" eh?
That means about a 34 band (can't see a 32" here, really... that be tiny!) and B+ to a C cup?!?
UNLESS you have some major lats and pecs i.e. those 4" difference all spread about your upper chest, front AND back.
The under bust must be measured not exhaled, and bust (over nipples) not inhaled, eh? :)
Both just relaxed, um.
Each ~ 2 inches diff. is about one cup size as I recall.

Lastly, bras do differ A LOT, my experience.
Some band sizes are plenty smaller the others, some cups are lots closer together then others.
So... being able to try them on does help a LOT, meaning: saves money from a unsuitable purchase.

Axélle
PS: there are tables out on the web, yet I found them 'iffy' and for dress size you'd look at your under bust size or one up. So that be a 34 = size 10 - again I wonder. That small for the average male skeleton, for a tight t shirt it be fine, otherwise a size 36 = 12 = medium. Most of us at least at the start of HRT are more in need for a large, and if Chinese XL...

Oh god does that really make me tiny? I wear a 32 band but have to move it up a notch to make it tighter.o.o
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mementomori

what doctors do the feminizing liposculpting by the way ? i know zukowski does it but does anyone else do it too ?
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selma

Lot's of doctors across the US (and Thailand) do body sculpting liposuction with or without a buff lift but not all do trans patients. There are a whole bunch in the LA area who work with trans people, Dr Z (obviously) and others scattered around the place. THere are so many you would have do the research yourself. In some some ways choosing a surgeon for this is much of a muchness so long as a) the surgeon has worked on lots of trans people before AND knows exactly what they are doing b) is medically qualified c) you like their work d) you feel comfortable with them doing the proceedure.
It is really important to ask how they do it, what sort of fat cells they use and all of that. Some techniques are better than others. That being said the overall "sucess" of it depends on how much fat you have to sart with, how much fat you can retain, your doctors and of course your expectations!
I don't know if it has been mentioned before but Dr Chugay in LA does solid silicon implants. I have heard mixed reports about his ability as a plastic surgeon, but the photos I've seen looked good. I haven't heard anything from any patients directly about silcone implants though. He does good tits too (Dr Z generally -but not always- does terrible tits if you are thinking of getting a BA with him).
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Julie Wilson

Quote from: mementomori on May 11, 2012, 07:02:52 AM
is there anything that can be done to create the same affect well placed silicon injections have to create hips , but without the risk/ danger  besides fat transfers which im assuming dont last ?

There are implants.
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AbraCadabra

Looking at those before/after pictures, they look real - but frankly I'm NOT impressed. In most cases the before looks simply more like the real item.
Is it just me?

Axélle
Some say: "Free sex ruins everything..."
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Butterflyhugs

I thought his results looked amazing, so I went to the main site of his practice...

$18,000 for a butt? Yea, no.

Even I'm not that vain/desperate/stupid  ::)
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luna nyan

Quote from: Butterflyhugs on May 19, 2012, 12:28:31 AM
I thought his results looked amazing, so I went to the main site of his practice...

$18,000 for a butt? Yea, no.

Even I'm not that vain/desperate/stupid  ::)
You already have a nice one *flame*

IHMO, silicone injections are a BAD IDEA as there is little to no control over where it might end up in the long term.  In fact, I'm wary of silicone implants for BAs as if a leak happens, the stuff could end up somewhere irretrievable.  As with any implanted material - if capsular contraction (formation of a fibrous scar around the implant) occurs, you'd want to be able have revision done easily.

The thing that many surgeons don't tell people about BA is that depending on your luck, they may need replacement at the 10 year mark. :(
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mementomori

the solid silicon implants has me interested, but it seems like only limited doctors do them and i wonder if they have to be replaced after a number of years like breast implants have to be
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Tammy Hope

Quote from: Sandy on May 11, 2012, 08:28:47 AM
Liposculpting, as it is called, is the process of taking the fat from your gut and putting it your butt (or hips).

It is actually quite effective and permanent.

What happens is that when the fat is harvested and transferred, a certain amount of the fat cells will die and be lost.  The amount that is lost depends on the part of the body where it is deposited.  Approximately 25-40% will be lost in the hip/butt and even higher in the case of facial fat sculpting.

However the amount that survives the transplantation will be there permanently and act just as they did before.  Like getting larger when you even look at a chocolate sundae.  :)

And the location where the fat has been harvested will never grow more fat cells.  So it's kind of a win in both areas.

But it can be expensive, but probably not more so than silicone implants.  And much safer.

Check around with the more popular plastic surgeons for their position on the subject.

I'll take a super-size order of this to go, please!!
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