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Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:30 pm  |
Muscle cells cannot turn into fat cells any more than your fingernail cells can turn into hair cells. Besides, let's say this article was true -- plenty of women are paying a small fortune to put fat into their faces, so this would be a bonus!  |
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Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:36 pm |
Very funny Softskin I wonder if it is a good news for all of you doing facial exercise...
I have mentioned in my prevoius post that skin under my eyes is sagging a bit and sagging got worse after 4 years of using Botox. This article just confirmed my fears. |
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Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:38 pm |
| SoftSkin wrote: |
| Muscle cells cannot turn into fat cells any more than your fingernail cells can turn into hair cells. Besides, let's say this article was true -- plenty of women are paying a small fortune to put fat into their faces, so this would be a bonus! |
I am with you on this one look what people spend to gain weight especially in the face but also elsewhere, just shoot the tummy, butt, breasts and face ect. with Botox??? |
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Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:47 pm |
| WOW, I read that article. I didn't see the human studies, did I not read that right? Bunch of flabby rabbits out there. |
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Sun Dec 12, 2010 3:04 pm |
[/quote]I am with you on this one look what people spend to lose weight rather than work out, liposuction would be a thing of the past, just shoot the tummy, butt, ect. with Botox??? [/quote]
DarkMoon, sorry but I cannot follow you- why would anyone shoot his butt with Botox? 
To have more fat ie muscles that will atrophy???
It is obvious that muscle cannot turn into fat- it was a wrong title for this topic! Now all posters are focusing on this instead on problem of muscle atrophy in a whole body not only in area treated by Botox. |
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Sun Dec 12, 2010 3:06 pm |
| SoftSkin wrote: |
| Muscle cells cannot turn into fat cells any more than your fingernail cells can turn into hair cells. Besides, let's say this article was true -- plenty of women are paying a small fortune to put fat into their faces, so this would be a bonus! |
Somebody needs to explain to these ''scientists'' the difference between adipogenesis and myogenesis. It is impossible for muscles to turn into fat. |
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Sun Dec 12, 2010 6:52 pm |
| IlsaLund wrote: |
I have mentioned in my prevoius post that skin under my eyes is sagging a bit and sagging got worse after 4 years of using Botox. This article just confirmed my fears. |
Your skin probably would have sagged anyway since you would have lost elasticity over the years, which is a normal part of aging. Any fat in that area would form bags as a result. What Botox does is prevent more wrinkles from forming, not more bags from forming. |
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