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<blockquote data-quote="Manodeldios" data-source="post: 779983" data-attributes="member: 50355"><p>Hi mangobe. The hyperlipotriohy is a different sort of fat hence they are not able to re use it. It is the same reason it doesn't dissipate with diet and exercise. A friend had a double mastectomy and had abdominoplasty post chemo. They used ordinary fat which had accumulated on top of her super tight abs during chemo to build her new boobs. Good luck xxxxx</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Manodeldios, post: 779983, member: 50355"] Hi mangobe. The hyperlipotriohy is a different sort of fat hence they are not able to re use it. It is the same reason it doesn't dissipate with diet and exercise. A friend had a double mastectomy and had abdominoplasty post chemo. They used ordinary fat which had accumulated on top of her super tight abs during chemo to build her new boobs. Good luck xxxxx [/QUOTE]
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