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Once You Lose Your Butt Is It Gone Forever!?

Hi everyone! Im new here. I was just recently sleeved last week on may 17th and havent had my first post op visit yet, but my booty is already gone! With toning exercises is there any way to get it back, or is it gone forever!? *Words of encouragement needed*

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    Thanks guys! I did have a butt before and it was pretty tight might i just add, looking forward to working out to those tapes when i get clearance.

  • Stairsteppers, lunges and elliptical. If you dont have a gym membership google "mountainclimbers" or "squats" for at-home workout tips. I did have a nice one.... mine has gotten flatter- but im kic

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Lunges, and doing tapes like buns of steel will build muscle in your booty and help you form a nice C.

When I'm thin I'm flat as a pancake on top, but the more weight I lose and the more lunges, and squats I do the bigger my butt gets. Though my hips shrink and my butt shrinks in some ways, it lifts up and becomes a perfect little C. Check out home DVD's with Buns of Steel Tammy Lee Webb. The smaller I get the harder my butt gets and the more lift it gets so it actually starts looking bigger than when I'm really heavy.

There are some people that don't have a butt, if you had a butt, you will get it back, just more toned, firmer and less flabby :)

Well it depends on one's age, how long they've been fat, how much fat they need to lose and your body muscle to fat ratio. There is hope however, with exercises to build up your buns. As all the fat goes away the only thing left is mucscle and skin so if the skin shrinks well to the muscle then there shouldn't be an issue. You'll still have a butt , it just won't be fat and flabby instead it will be firm and toned once you do the hard work and exercises to tone it up.

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Thanks guys! I did have a butt before and it was pretty tight might i just add, looking forward to working out to those tapes when i get clearance.

Stairsteppers, lunges and elliptical. If you dont have a gym membership google "mountainclimbers" or "squats" for at-home workout tips.

I did have a nice one.... mine has gotten flatter- but im kicking the workouts up a notch and noticing a difference.

My daughter never had a backside. She used Brazilian Beach Buns; she looks good and does not have "drop crotch" in her pants :)

Coming from a mans prospective, and yes, to quote Sir-Mix-Alot, I like big butts!

Really it's more about shape than it is about size.

Keep on the right track your nice round (somewhat smaller) booty will be even more attractive than the one you remember. :)

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Coming from a mans prospective' date=' and yes, to quote Sir-Mix-Alot, I like big butts!

Really it's more about shape than it is about size.

Keep on the right track your nice round (somewhat smaller) booty will be even more attractive than the one you remember. :)[/quote']

Aww aren't you sweet, thanks for the encouragement. [=

-d'andra

Hey Shain, What are you doing here this is the ladies room GET OUT!!!!! :D Love your comment :) .

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