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Vera Alex
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Joined: 27 Jul 2013
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Sat Jul 27, 2013 10:28 am  |
| Hi Everyone! I've been searching for an ultrasonic equipment for home use that reduces/removes facial fat. I have chubby cheeks and need to get rid of it. Can anyone tell me about any equipment they have used that actually reduces facial fat? |
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Sun Aug 04, 2013 12:31 pm |
Hi Vera Alex
I don't know how old you are but I suspect you're under 40. I know you hate your chubby cheeks now but you will be grateful for them as you grow older. Loss of fat in the face is pretty aging which is why people will pay cosmetic surgeons to put fat back in their faces as they get older. Fillers are also supposed to replace mass lost with aging. So just think, people are paying money to get what you are trying to change! Many people who hated their chubby cheeks in their 20's are grateful for them in their 40's, because they look younger than their peers thanks to the fullness they still have.
I think face exercises can make your face firm up so that it's not flabby and that may help some (if you don't do facebuilding/resistance exercises whose purpose is to increase size) and I am guessing machines that tone the face can have the same effect. But really, learning to wear makeup to contour your face and make it not look fat IMO is a better move than trying to get rid of that youthful fullness. You may regret it later.
Some before/after makeup transformations that show you how much you can accomplish w/ makeup so you don't have to make drastic changes:
Source: http://www.news.com.au/news/gallery-fn78rwin-1226525944743 |
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