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Waist trainers

I See that waist trainers are very popular now. I was wondering how and if it worked with lapband. My port is noticeable so I don't think it would be a good idea for me. I really want try the waist trainer but I don't want to screw up my band. Do you are anyone you know with a band use a waist trainer?

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Sorry, but what is a waist trainer?

Basically a 'corset', that you are suppose to tighten smaller and smaller, so your waist gets smaller by being constantly restricted.

Sorry, but what is a waist trainer?

@@kbush maybe you can just check with your surgeon? i know when i have a pair of pants that cut into my stomach where my port is, or when i hit it on my desk at work, its pretty sore. i cant imagine having the constant restriction feels very good.

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Does not sound healthy to me at all.

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