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Will weight loss AFTER lipo target the non-lipo'd areas?? i.e. reverse of weight gain after lipo

I am going in for liposuction of my lower ab, hips, flanks, bra rolls, and back, but also really need to lose stubborn fat off my arms and thighs as well!! (just couldn't get it all done in one trip, so I had to prioritize)

My question (my hope) is: Will it be any easier for me to lose fat in those remaining stubborn areas - my arms and thighs - since they no longer have to compete with that whole mid-section?  In other words, if weight gain tends to go to the non-lipo'd areas/does weight loss tend to come off these non-lipo'd areas, too?  or just wishful thinking :/ ?


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Women tend to hold fat in certain areas - especially the thighs. You'll be able to tone muscle and lose fat in your arms more easily. Thin women with little body fat elsewhere on their body can retain fat in their thighs - it's just the way women are built. Thighs are designed to be fat storage units, so it can be difficult to burn the fat that is there - it will take a healthy diet and a lot of exercise.

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