Hi all, just wondering how this works when on a hormone regimen. Does existing fat get redistributed or only new fat? Thanks

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This post was edited by Former Member at April 11, 2013 6:07 PM BST

weight doesn't seem to change much so the nice hips must be fat distributing itself.

Interesting...thanks girls

    I don't think trying to put more junk in your trunk is the answer to what you want.  With a proper simple exercise rountine you can sculpt the shape of your backside and hips and it doesn't take very long to see results.  I think any of us who have every exercised and weight trained as "men" don't realize that you have to exercise differently as a woman to achieve more womanly results.

 

   I think that if you were to focus an exercise rountine on your backside and hips while on hormones it could enhance the fat redistribution you are looking for.  Think of the layer of fat as a sponge, and the muscle working is going to suck that sponge dry while destroying some of the sponge.  In theory new fat cells you would make in your body would be attracted to that area because of the increased muscle activity and canabalism of the existing fat in your hips.  So by exercising you end up with toned shaped muscle underneath, a thin layer of destroyed sponge, and then the soft new layer of fat.  

I was in a classy plastic surgeons in London last week and while waiting watched a video on Ultrasound Fatbusting. Said highpower Ultrasound bursts the fat cells wall so they leak all the fat out to be absorbed into blood stream to liver and either used as energy or broken down further into water and eliminated.
Women on vidoe claimed to have had good results but it could take two weeks before they notice the difference. Said it was mildly uncomfortable.
In January I'm back there to have fat extracted and pumped into my lab maj to get a nice plump look.

this promises to be an interesting process.