Liposuction for resistant areas

[Rodstar]

Hello
I want to know what you guys think about liposuction surgery for resistant areas that are non respondent to diet.
I ve went from 30% fat to around 12 % and my flanks were so much noticeable and I don't like what I see..

Let's all agree that this surgery is not meant to be as a weight / fat loss solution , I heard that the best results are for those who are in good shape , but with those areas resistant to diet , what is good about it is that the fat cells are removed permanently which could be a good thing.
Diet and working hard comes first, so for a lazy jack ass , that will never be an option

Anyone here experienced such procedure ?

I would like to hear what u think about it.

Thank you.

 

[Mrrippedzilla]

There is no such thing as "resistant areas" of fat to diet.

Stubborn fat stores can still be eliminated through dietary, exercise routines & supps designed to increase lipolysis specifically in those areas (alpha receptor antagonists like yohimbe), increase blood flow through cardio & influence your body to actually use the fat for energy through macro changes.
At 12%, there is no such thing as stubborn/resistant fat stores - now when you dip into single digits you'll see what stubborn fat is & will need to utilize the protocols I highlighted.

I have no experience with the procedure so I'll let others comment on that.
I just wanted to make it clear that you either have loose skin (different issue) or simply need to cut more with better protocols.

 

[Rodstar]

Thank you so much for your input..

Well, it's little funny to see me with little bit of 6 packs and love handles hanging there

Another problem , for me , is that my flanks are the first thing to go big , once I slip off my diet even a little bit..

Looks like it's getting more tough to hit a single digit specially that I'm in my 40s , things are harder now..

I again thank you for clearing things up regarding the NO resistant areas to diet.

 

[Rodstar]

Anyone?