I need liposculpture done on my upper arms, and one fine day I will be able to afford it. In my darker moments I've been tempted to just finance it but I don't need more debt. My upper arms have always been a problem though, even when I was skinny, and I want them lipo'ed.
My question is, what makes the skin tighten up? Seems to me that if you just go in and suck out fat, you'll still have all that loose skin hanging there. The procedure I'm looking at, liposculpture, is less invasive than liposuction and they don't even put you to sleep or cut you open. They put the tool in through a very tiny hole that heals up in a day or two. So they don't have any opportunity to remove skin, and that leads me to wonder what tightens the skin up around the smaller area?


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