Cellulite. God help us, girls, practically none of us are immune. Apparently 9 out of every 10 women will have it at some point in their life. But what causes it and what can we do about it?

What is cellulite?

Cellulite is just deposits of fat that push against the connective tissue beneath a person’s skin, which causes the surface of the skin to dimple or pucker and look lumpy. Several factors influence whether a person has cellulite and how much they have. Your genes, your gender, the amount of fat on your body, your age, and the thickness of your skin all come into play. Unfortunately, female hormones including oestrogen have a role to play in cellulite’s formation, which is why us girls suffer more. It also means that after you’ve had babies, you’re even more likely to have it.

The bad news about cellulite…

There aren’t any miracle products, treatments, or medicines that can make it go away. Some fancy salon treatments that promise to get rid of cellulite simply cause your skin to puff up through deep massaging, temporarily reducing the appearance of cellulite. Treatments like liposuction and mesotherapy (injection of drugs into cellulite) are either expensive, or dangerous or may produce only temporary improvement. Many doctors even warn that liposuction is not an effective treatment for cellulite because liposuction is designed to remove deep fat instead of cellulite, which is close to the skin.

So what’s the good news about cellulite?

If you, like me, are cursed with the dreaded orange peel, here’s what to do.

Lose weight

Stands to reason, less fat, less cellulite. You can be skinny and still have it, but let’s face it, you’ll have less!

Drink lots and lots of water Being adequately hydrated helps your body eliminate toxins.

Stay calm

Stress hormones contribute to the formation of cellulite. Try a relaxation or yoga class.

Exercise

Improving your circulation will help your body deal with the fatty deposits, and of course if you exercise your muscle tone will improve and you will lose weight, all of which will help.

Dry skin brushing

Get yourself a good brush (The Body Shop does them for under $30), and brush your whole body in long, sweeping strokes, from toes to chin. Aim towards your heart. This will help stimulate your circulation and support your lymph glands to eliminate excess fluid which can make you look lumpier.

Have regular lymphatic drainage massages

These will also help your lymph glands eliminate excess fluid.

Eliminate processed foods and added salt from your diet

Salt causes you to retain water which… well, you get the picture! You’d be amazed how much salt and fat is in pre-packed and processed foods. Stick to brown rice, steamed veggies and lean fish and meat. I like to season my meals with fresh herbs and lemon or lime juice. Yummy.

Juniper berry essential oil

I’ve made myself a massage oil containing juniper berry, which is a diuretic and stimulates the circulation. You add six drops to 10ml of a carrier oil such as almond oil, and massage into your thighs and tummy daily.

Go to a naturopath for a herbal treatment containing horse chestnut and gotu kola Both are thought to have powerful anti-cellulite properties. I haven’t yet found a skin treatment containing these from a supplier I trust but I’m still looking!

Ditch the coffee and alcohol – or have them only as treats

Both will contribute to those dimply thighs! I’ve changed to decaf and I’m keeping my alcohol consumption to weekends only.

Love yourself, cellulite and all!

And one last thing… a few dimples on your thighs do not a make you a freak. Most women have cellulite and there’s more to life than obsessing over it. So put your bikini on and hit the beach with pride. As Body Shop founder Anita Roddick said, ‘There are millions of women who don’t look like supermodels, and only eight who do.’

A large population of men are affected by puffy nipples. Though there are many causes of puffy nipples, gynecomastia surgery is the only surefire treatment plan available to these affected men. Treating puffy nipples with gynecomastia surgery has been around for quite a while, and over the years has reached a stage where surgeons are able to quickly and inexpensively perform the surgery with a very high rate of success, and little down time.
The cost of gynecomastia, puffy nipple surgery, varies greatly depending on the skill of a surgeon, location of the surgeon, and the surgeon’s specialty. Surgeons who specialize only in men’s plastic surgery will tend to have lower rates than more generalized plastic surgeons. Newer more inexperienced surgeons will also tend to charge lower prices for gynecomastia surgery. When shopping around for the surgery is important not to use cost as the sole consideration for picking a surgeon. Instead the patient will want to look at the surgeons history, and evaluate their previous patients. To help you with the decision most if not all surgeons will have a portfolio of patients that they have treated in the past including before and after pictures, as well as pictures taken several months after the surgery showing the entire process from start to finish. It is important to evaluate pictures taken several months after the surgery to see how well the patients healed, check for any noticeable scars, and evaluate the surgeons general sculpting of the chest region.
In performing gynecomastia surgery on puffy nipples the surgeon must not only remove the tissues causing the puffing nipples, but also sculpt the entire chest region to maintain the proper aesthetic. Should the surgeon improperly sculpt the chest, or not sculpt it at all, the patient will be left with a sunken in appearance around their breasts. This is highly unattractive, and more off-putting than the puffy nipples were in the first place. Surgeons performing gynecomastia surgery on the puffy nipples will use liposuction to sculpt the chest region providing sufficient and natural looking contours. This is why an experienced surgeon is necessary. Gynecomastia surgery is much more an art form than a straight step-by-step textbook surgery. Every man’s chest is different and will require on-the-fly decisions about how to sculpt it appropriately. Choosing an inexperienced surgeon, though cheap, will often times lead to sub par results.
There are two types of tissues that can be removed with gynecomastia surgery to correct the puffy nipples. The man will either have increased fat deposits behind his nipples, or enlarged glandular tissue. To remove fat deposits the surgeon will simply use liposuction and suck out the excess fat. If the problem stems from glandular tissue the surgeon will go in with a scalpel in and remove the gland. There are also cases where the puffy nipples are caused by a combination of the two tissues intermingling. In this case the surgeon will use a combination of the two techniques to remove the offending tissue and reduce puffiness in the nipple. No matter which surgical procedure takes place the surgeon will go in thru a small incision located around the areola. The advantage of this is that any small scar will be nearly invisible because it is located around the natural ring surrounding the nipple.
Recovery time for gynecomastia, puffy nipple surgery, is quite quick although may require some specialized equipment. The surgery itself takes only an hour or two, and recovery time can be as quick as two days. Once the patient finishes with their bed rest they will then have to wear a compression vest to protect to the surgical area. This vest is nearly invisible under clothes and resembles a body shaper. The vest is designed to help reduce swelling of the breast and damage to the stitches.
Gynecomastia surgery for puffy nipples is a great option for a man suffering this embarrassing problem. A qualified surgeon is essential for the successful completion of this operation, so do your homework shop around and ask opinions from other men who have gone through the same procedure.

Gyno surgery, short for gynecomastia surgery, is a male breast reduction surgery used to reduce the size of a man’s areola or general chest region. There are many causes for accelerated or unusually large breast development in men. The condition of large breast development affects nearly 1 in three men worldwide, and is known to cause severe social and psychological trauma. While there are many causes of male breast development, there is really only one surefire solution to the problem; gyno surgery.
Gyno surgery is a complex procedure that involves removing tissues from a man’s chest, while at the same time creating a contoured appearance in the surrounding fat and muscle to preserve the general sculpt of the chest. Gyno surgery is not the most difficult surgery, however its complexity lies in the artful nature of the surgery itself. In performing this procedure the surgeon needs to be as much an artist as a doctor if there is to be any hope of maintaining a proper chest profile. Poorly done gyno surgeries look disastrous; often leaving the patient with a caved in emaciated looking chest.
For this reason it is highly important to choose a skilled and qualified surgeon. When evaluating a surgeon ask to look at before and after pictures of their previous clients. When evaluating the pictures look not only at post operation photos, but also photos taken up to four months after the completion of the surgery. Any good surgeon will maintain a relationship with their client in the post operation phase, keeping track of their recovery and assessing any problems that may need a surgical correction. If the surgeon does not have any pictures from clients months after the operation you should probably be wary of this individual as this shows a lack of regard towards their postoperative care.
Gyno surgery involves removing either glandular or fat tissues from a man’s chest. Because male breasts are caused by both swollen glands, and increased fat deposits gyno surgery must encompass the removal of both. No matter what is removed the surgical process remains the same; the surgeon makes a small incision around the areola then removes the offending tissue. If it is merely fat tissue liposuction is employed, if it is glandular tissue the surgeon must use a scalpel to remove the gland. After the offending tissue is removed the surgeon uses liposuction to sculpt the area around the breast to give it a natural appearance. The only real complication that can possibly arise from gyno surgery is when fat and glandular tissues are intermingled. This is a slightly more complex situation to deal with, and requires a highly skilled surgeon to successfully complete the operation. Luckily for the patient they can find out before the operation what type of tissue is causing their enlarged breasts. Most doctors, if not all qualified surgeons will be able to give you this information in a consultation merely by feeling your chest. Glandular tissue is often harder than fatty deposits, and as such relatively easy to detect.
Before commencing with gyno surgery keep a few things in mind. First consult with a physician to make sure the surgery is absolutely necessary. In some overweight males merely losing the extra pounds will reduce the size of the breast sufficiently so as to avoid surgery entirely. Also ask around the bodybuilding community; either through Internet forums or gyms to see if there are any popular recommendations for plastic surgeons in the area. Because bodybuilders are typically affected with this their community will have a wealth of information available. Lastly make sure to check and double-check your surgeon’s references. If anything seems out of order do not go forward with the surgery and keep looking for a new surgeon.

Recent developments in the field of cosmetic surgery have led to growing societal acceptance. Still, common misconceptions about cosmetic surgery continue to proliferate our view. The following addresses common myths about cosmetic surgery in an endeavor to develop a better understanding for its practice.

There is No Difference Between Plastic Surgery and Cosmetic Surgery

Cosmetic surgery falls under a category of plastic surgery. The name plastic surgery was coined in reference to the Greek term “plastikos,” which means to shape. Plastic surgery is also reconstructive. Both cosmetic surgery and reconstructive surgery achieve similar goals through restoring confidence and improving appearance.

Any Surgeon Can Perform Cosmetic Surgery

A cosmetic surgeon is a doctor in a specialized field. Additionally, many cosmetic surgeons specialize in a specific area of that field. Some surgeons may have better expertise in breast augmentation, while others focus on facial plastic surgery.

Just as with all doctors, choose your cosmetic surgeon carefully. Consider the cost secondary to the expertise of the doctor. A qualified surgeon is certified by an accredited organization, such as the American Board of Plastic Surgery or American Society of Plastic Surgeons.

Common Misconceptions About Cosmetic Surgery: Too Expensive

With recent advancements in cosmetic surgery, procedures are not only safer, but also more affordable. This is partly attributed to the ability to fore go the traditional hospital setting. Many cosmetic surgery procedures can now be safely conducted in a surgeon’s outpatient facility.

There is also a growing number of minimally invasive and non-surgical cosmetic surgery options that are quite affordable. Additionally, many surgeons offer financing through specific lenders. The cost for cosmetic surgery is now more manageable with monthly payments.

Common Misconceptions About Cosmetic Surgery: For Women Only

The rate of men turning to cosmetic surgery is continually on the rise. With competition in the workplace and dating world, men are equally concerned with appearance as women. The top cosmetic surgical procedures requested by men are nose reshaping, hair transplantation and liposuction. Men also choose from non-surgical offerings, such as Botox, laser hair removal and microdermabrasion.

Common Misconceptions About Cosmetic Surgery: Liposuction is for Weight Loss

Liposuction is primarily a body contouring method. It should not be used as a weight loss tool. The best candidates for liposuction are healthy and close to ideal weight, with stubborn pockets of fat proven unresponsive to exercise and dieting.

Common Misconceptions: Cosmetic Surgery Looks Plastic

Recent developments in cosmetic surgery all point to natural-looking results. Many surgeons are committed to enhancement or improvement, rather than drastic change. Pictures of women with abnormally large breast augmentations and wind-blown facelifts are not the norm.

Common Misconceptions About Scars and Cosmetic Surgery

Medical advancements have led to increased precision and smaller incisions. A number of cosmetic surgery procedures can be performed endoscopically, reducing the risk of scars. The endoscopic method is performed with a tiny camera that assists with navigation during surgery. Even in cases of open surgery, many incisions can now be placed in areas that are more difficult to detect.

Have a Consultation for Cosmetic Surgery

Deciding whether cosmetic surgery is right for you is a personal decision. Make an informed decision by consulting a qualified surgeon about the benefits and limitations. For assistance locating an experienced cosmetic surgeon, visit DocShop.com.

While cosmetic surgery has been popular with women for at least two decades, it is only recently that Dr. Haven Barlow, a well-known and respected plastic surgeon in Fairfax, Virginia, has noticed an increase in the number of men who visit his practice. Some of the more common procedures men are interested in include Botox, microdermabrasion, liposuction, and neck lifts.

Botox® is a botulinum toxin used to temporarily paralyze nerves within one’s facial appearance. Men may choose to have this safe, non-invasive procedure done to reduce the lines that may furrow their brows, or forehead.

Microdermabrasion is another common procedure used to improve the appearance of one’s skin by removing areas of damaged or wrinkled skin. Liposuction, a surgical procedure used to removed unwanted fat from the hips, legs, arms or backs can create a more youthful and athletic physique for men.

“Men are feeling more comfortable with being invested in their appearance,” says Dr. Barlow. “They notice how great their wives look, or they wish they looked differently, and aren’t afraid to ask how to gain back their younger-looking selves.”

As the population ages, many successful, vibrant men are re-thinking their attitudes to dieting, face-care products and cosmetic surgery. Wanting to look youthful and appear dynamic well into one’s 40s, 50s and 60s means that some men will turn to a trusted and experienced plastic surgeon like Dr. Barlow for advice on how to regain a youthful appearance.

From 2000 to 2005, there was a 44 percent increase in minimally invasive cosmetic procedures among men, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Minimally invasive cosmetic procedures are those that do not require surgery and therefore mean a quicker return to the office and everyday life.

“Men are seeking out those treatments that will affect the way they look with the least possible fuss,” says Dr. Barlow. “They want to try something that is not a huge investment in time, like Botox. But they are also seeking out information on male breast reduction surgery, also known as gynecomastia, calf-implants and liposuction. Most of the time, they come in knowing what they want. But after spending some time discussing their goals, I can suggest some other procedures that may fit better with their expectations.”

For most men, discussing these procedures may at first feel uncomfortable. Dr. Barlow has three suggestions for men when discussing what their goals are for plastic surgery:

1. Identify exactly which physical attributes are making you uncomfortable. Do you wish you looked slimmer, more youthful or would you like to change the shape of your ears, nose or chest? Do you have a clear goal in mind? These will help your plastic surgeon determine the best plan of action.

2. Bring in a picture of yourself when you were younger, or a celebrity whose looks and physique you admire. This will help guide both you and your plastic surgeon toward your ultimate goal.

3. Keep an open mind about the procedures and techniques you are willing to try. Dr. Barlow’s number one goal with all his patients is to be sure they understand the benefits of each procedure, so they can make an informed decision about how to proceed.

Looking to the future, Dr. Barlow says he expects tummy tucks and body lifts to become even more popular among men. Men are also electing to have liposuction under the chin, to minimize any unattractive bulges that may occur when wearing a tie.

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41)       What can I do to expedite the healing process of my surgery?  

 Many surgeons recommend that Tummy Tuck patients begin a program of light exercise after the 5th day following surgery. The motion resulting from this activity will reduce swelling, decrease the possibility of developing blood clots and enhance skin tone. Vigorous exercise, such as lifting heavy objects, etc., should be put off until the surgeon advises otherwise.

 

42)       When can I resume my normal activities such as housework and work in general? 

Mainly, patients should rest – doing only the light domestic chores which are permitted for the first week – then gradually increasing their usual activities and social engagements the following week and the one after that. Although it varies according to their pre-operation physical condition, it’s possible to return to normal life and work after 2-4 weeks.

 

43)       When can I resume physical activities such as work out? 

Sporting activities, such as swimming, yoga, and light sporting activities, can be resumed after 3-4 weeks. As far as the more energetic sporting activities (skiing, tennis, football, basketball, sailing, and underwater fishing), it is better to wait for at least 6 weeks post surgery.

 

44)       When will I be able to resume my sexual activity (intercourses)? 

Sexual intercourse can be resumed after 2 weeks. However, it may depend on the person’s comfort.

 

45)       What about driving? When can I resume it? 

Driving can be resumed after 2 weeks.

 

46)       What do I need to do to prepare for a tummy tuck?        

Follow these helpful pre-surgery tips provided by Cosmetic Harmony to help decrease the risk of Abdominoplasty complications. Taking the necessary steps to properly prepare for surgery is the best way to ensure that you achieve all the benefits from your Tummy Tuck surgery. And, have a smooth Tummy Tuck recovery. Below are important factors to consider prior to Abdominoplasty surgery, including: 

 Maintaining a well-balanced diet is central to preparing for any type of surgery. Providing your body with the proper nutrients helps to strengthen your immune system, which will result in a faster recovery. Taking a multivitamin may be helpful in some cases, but be sure to discuss this with your doctor first. Some vitamins that are normally good for the body may increase the likelihood of deep scarring or produce an otherwise inhibited healing process. It is important that you avoid vitamin E intake for about two weeks prior to undergoing surgery, as vitamin E can interfere with blood clotting. Under normal circumstances this helps decrease an individual’s likelihood of contracting heart disease, but in the context of surgery it can lead to hemorrhaging. Wheat germ, nuts, and some vegetable oils contain the largest amounts of vitamin E. 

Candidates for Abdominoplasty should be as close to their ideal weight as possible before the Tummy Tuck is performed. Obese patients are generally poor candidates for Abdominoplasty as they are at higher risk for complications during the post-surgical healing process. Eat a well-balanced diet and safeguard your health by losing the weight prior to getting a tummy tuck. 

Stop Smoking!

Smoking increases the risk of surgical complications, whatever the surgery. Smoking decreases the amount of oxygen that is circulated to your skin cells by constricting your skin’s blood vessels. Less oxygenated skin cells have a slower healing response. If you smoke, your surgeon will probably recommend that you stop smoking at least two weeks before your Tummy Tuck is scheduled. Even then, smokers are at increased risk compared to non-smokers. Nicotine patches or gum should not be used to take the place of cigarettes or cigars as they also are associated with increased complications. 

Regular Exercise

Regular exercise is helpful in preparing for Abdominoplasty surgery. By exercising, you increase your metabolic rate and build muscle mass, which helps you to avoid gaining weight during the sedentary Tummy Tuck recovery time. A strong heart promotes a faster immune response – thus speeding up your Abdominoplasty recovery – so be sure to include plenty of aerobic exercise in your fitness regime. 

One risk faced by Tummy Tuck patients is the formation of blood clots in the legs. Your doctor will usually recommend that you take gentle walks during your recovery process to decrease the likelihood of experiencing this complication. However, having strong, well-toned leg muscles prior to surgery will help your body combat the formation of blood clots during the initial day or two after surgery, when you are unable to move or will be moving with difficulty.

 Another reason to exercise before undergoing Tummy Tuck surgery is that the best Abdominoplasty candidates are within 15 percent of their ideal weight. Abdominoplasty can lead to dramatic improvements to the appearance of people with small, but stubborn, fat deposits and loose, sagging skin around the belly area. It is not, however, necessarily the best choice for seriously overweight patients. Losing a lot of weight after an Abdominoplasty can also undermine Tummy Tuck results, leading to the need for further surgery to reshape the abdominal skin. Those whose weight prevents them from being good candidates for Abdominoplasty may wish to consider the possibility of liposuction instead.

 

TUMMY TUCK INCISIONS AND SCARS 

47)       Does an Abdominoplasty leave obvious scars?  

With a full tummy tuck, the horizontal incision is placed along the upper end of the pubic hair and extended toward the love handles or hips. It is important to discuss with the surgeon the design of the preferred underwear in order to make a strategically positioned incision. In most cases it is possible to put the incision in a position which will be covered by the patient’s preferred underwear or swimsuit. 

48)       Where the mini Tummy Tuck incision is made?  

During a Mini-Abdominoplasty, the plastic surgeon makes an incision that generally spans only the width of the pubic area, similar to a C-section incision. In both procedures, patients with excessive fat in the hips and flanks may have liposuction to contour these areas. However, liposuction is not recommended in the areas of the abdomen that are being stretched because this could cause damage to the blood circulation in those areas, leading to scarring or even skin loss. 

49)       Is there a difference in the size of the scars between the mini Tummy Tuck and the full tummy tuck? 

The amount of skin excised with the Tummy Tuck determines the length of the scar. For a full tummy tuck, a large amount of skin is removed and the resulting scar is usually from hip to hip. On the other hand, the scar resulting from a mini Tummy Tuck may be one half the size of a full tummy tuck. The size and location of the scar is planned with the patient based on their individual anatomy and desires.

 50)       Will the Tummy Tuck incision leave scars on my abdomen? Will I be able to use a two piece bathing suites without concerning about scars? 

During Mini-Abdominoplasty (mini tummy tuck), the plastic surgeon makes an incision that generally spans only the width of the pubic area, and that is similar to a C-section incision. As with most surgical procedures, scars do result from tummy tucks. Typically, surgical scars appear to worsen during the first few months following a Tummy Tuck – this is normal. In some Tummy Tuck cases it may take up to a year before most scars flatten out and lighten in color. While scars never disappear completely, Tummy Tuck scars are placed in areas that will subsequently be covered by clothes, two piece bathing suits, etc. A skilled plastic surgeon makes this incision so that the resulting scar is hidden under a bikini or by undergarments. 

51)       Is there anything I can do to reduce scarring or bruising? 

For the first or two days after surgery most doctors recommend that you have as much rest as possible. Some patients feel that applying vitamin E or Aloe Vera to the scar may help. If you apply these creams do not rub the scar for about six weeks because you can damage the fragile new tissue. If you have tapes or stitches in place, do not use any cream or lotion unless instructed.

 

52)       Can I have the scars removed by laser? 

The cars can not be removed by laser. The scars will, however, fade with time but do not disappear.

 

53)       How should I take proper care of cosmetic surgery incisions? 

You will have steri strips over the incisions for the first four-to-six weeks after surgery. Once the steri strips come off, our team of doctors recommends Mepiform. It is a silicone sheeting that aids in the healing process of your scars. You will wear the Mepiform for approximately three months. 

54)       Would I have drains after surgery? 

Drains may be used to evacuate fluid that is produced under the skin; they are generally removed the week after your Tummy Tuck surgery. This allows the skin and superficial tissues to adhere faster to the underlying muscle and fibrous tissue. At Cosmetic Harmony the patients who minimize activity in the week following surgery are frequently able to remove their drains sooner.

 

55)       Would I have to remove sutures or staples? 

Most of the sutures that are used to close the incisions are absorbable and do not require removal, but there is also one long suture that needs to be removed 20 days after surgery. If the patient is flying back home before this date, the doctor will instruct the patient on how to do it at home in one single step. Our physicians do not use staples, so there won’t be any hatch marks. It also may vary in some cases so consult your plastic surgeon.

 

TUMMY TUCK/ ABDOMINOPLASTY FOR MEN 

56)       Can men benefit from Abdominoplasty?  

Yes, there are now many men taking advantage of Abdominoplasty for treating a large and protruding stomach or excess fat in the abdomen region. 

The following instances are reasons men can significantly benefit from Abdominoplasty. Frequent or dramatic changes in weight can cause the abdominal muscles to weaken, the skin to sag, and stretch marks to appear for men. In many cases, however, simple aging is the primary reason behind the flabby midsection that is the source of frustration and disappointment for many men. As we age, fat redistributes itself to the abdominal area. For many men, exercise alone cannot produce the slim, fit, and youthful looking result they desire.

 57)       How common is Tummy Tuck surgery for men? 

58)       Does a male Tummy Tuck differ from a female tummy tuck? 

Yes. Because Abdominoplasty is a form of body contouring, a male Tummy Tuck differs from a female Tummy Tuck in that the surgeon is trying to achieve a very different body aesthetic. Further details of the procedure are noted below.

 

59)       How is the male Tummy Tuck procedure performed? 

Abdominoplasty surgery for men is usually an outpatient procedure, performed under general or local anesthesia and sedation. In a traditional male Tummy Tuck procedure, an incision is made in the lower abdomen from hip to hip, and a second incision is made to reposition the navel. The abdominal muscles are tightened and excess skin is removed. The remaining skin is stretched to create a firmer, tighter abdomen. 

 

 

To determine which type of Tummy Tuck might be most appropriate in your case, consult a surgeon in your area or send pictures to contact@cosmeticharmony.com for a Free Consultation and Quote.

 

60)       What are the benefits of the Tummy Tuck for Men? 

Male Tummy Tuck surgery (or male Abdominoplasty) can improve the appearance of the abdominal region through the removal of excess skin and tightening of the abdominal muscles. For the best results, male Abdominoplasty should be teamed with a balanced diet and regular exercise. A common and highly successful Tummy Tuck surgery can create a tighter and flatter abdominal area for men, as well as provide a boost in confidence and a new, more youthful contour.

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