Lipo in a box

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evilelf
evilelf Member Posts: 1,066
edited June 2014 in Life After Breast Cancer
Lipo in a box
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  • evilelf
    evilelf Member Posts: 1,066
    edited February 2008

    Does anyone have any first hand testimonals with this product???

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited February 2008

    What is it?

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  • unlimited
    unlimited Member Posts: 327
    edited February 2008

    LOL  Google it =)   Its  various styles of UNDERGARMENTS  to hold the thunder thigs in --  the bulging tummy -- the lovehandle  hips and ' backside boobs" lol    and smooths the fanny out  -----

    also their are various bras to buy - and NEW are PERKY BOOB fillers/inserts to place inside the bra ...

    I googled it for the first time this morning ---- before and after pics are shown on some  -- and the cost seems rather reasonable ---

    Have a good one =) 

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited February 2008

    Okay, I admit it, I have one of these.  It's approximately a couple of inches above my knees to up to my bra.  I have had good results with it not falling down.  My particular garment doesn't do much for me..LOL.  But I think it does prevent the "jiggling" (I think).  It's not real tight. I don't know if there are garments from Lipo that are tighter. However, with LE I do not want something real tight.  If I were built like Marin (and exercised!) I wouldn't need anything.

    Shirley

    Oh, and they had this garment on the Oprah show and talked about how amazing it worked.  Not amazing for me.  But like I said, mine isn't real tight.

    Shirley

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited February 2008

    Okay, I admit it, I have one of these.  It's approximately a couple of inches above my knees to up to my bra.  I have had good results with it not falling down.  My particular garment doesn't do much for me..LOL.  But I think it does prevent the "jiggling" (I think).  It's not real tight. I don't know if there are garments from Lipo that are tighter. However, with LE I do not want something real tight.  If I were built like Marin (and exercised!) I wouldn't need anything.

    Shirley

    Oh, and they had this garment on the Oprah show and talked about how amazing it worked.  Not amazing for me.  But like I said, mine isn't real tight.

    Shirley

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited February 2008

    Oh dear lord, I thought it was a kit with a syringe or something in it that would allow one to suck out fat! Aren't these garments like the old-timey girdles? My mother used to wear one with garters and stockings. Now garter belts and stockings are back....and so are "girdles"! Fashion certainly does get re-cycled, doesn't it?

    Shirley....Can you wear one of those things in the heat we get down here???! Surprised

    ~Marin

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited February 2008

    Yes, Marin, I can wear it because the places I visit has air conditioning. LOL  If I should go to a park I certainly wouldn't wear it.  And usually it's only when I "dress up."   I don't wear it to my primary because he doesn't make me put on a gown..he just raises up my top in the back to listen to my lungs and puts the stethoscope down the front of my blouse/sweater to listen to my heart (and he's kinda cute...almost as old as I am, but much younger looking..well dressed..but who notices what their doctors look like or how they dress?).  I would be awfully embarrassed if he asked me to pull down my "girdle."  LOL  I bet his wife has some of these.

    Shirley

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