Eating less and exercising more is still difficult to lose weight. Waist, hips and thighs are the top three

I have tried hard to eat less and exercise more, but due to my Oriental genes and my aging, my waist, buttocks and inner thighs can never get thinner, and they are being pulled down by gravity day by day. I can still hide them with my coat in winter, but they are exposed in summer. Doctors say that even if I work hard to lose weight, butterfly sleeves, pear-shaped buttocks and saddlebag fat will still follow me. It is recommended to use non-invasive and effective ultrasound local slimming technology to fight against annoying fat.

Fat easily accumulates on the inner and outer sides of the thighs, and it is still difficult to lose weight even if you eat less and exercise more.

According to the latest statistics from the World Health Organization, there are more than 1.4 billion adults over the age of 20 whose weight exceeds the standard range, of which more than 200 million men and 300 million women are obese with a BMI of over 27. Whether for health reasons or to make themselves look more beautiful, losing weight has become a top priority for most people.

The waist, hips and thighs are the hardest to lose weight

Plastic surgeon Zhang Zhide pointed out that office workers are busy and work long hours. After work, they go out to eat and drink to their heart's content. When they get home, they collapse on the sofa and watch TV. Long periods of sitting and lack of exercise cause the body's metabolic system to deteriorate, allowing fat to accumulate and excess fat to grow. If the degree of obesity is too severe, it may lead to chronic diseases and harm physical health.

Diet control plus regular exercise are currently recognized by the medical community as healthy weight loss methods. Even if you are determined to exercise, due to genetics and aging, many studies have shown that you will not be able to lose weight in areas such as the waist, buttocks, and inner thighs where fat is easily accumulated.

Dr. Zhang Zhide explained that most Asian people are prone to fat accumulation on the sides of the waist, buttocks, and inner thighs. As they age, their muscles become less elastic and cannot resist the relentless attack of gravity. The fat then falls down and becomes what we call butterfly sleeves, pear buttocks, and saddle fat.

Non-invasive ultrasound technology for body sculpting

Dr. Zhang Zhide mentioned that in order to eliminate local obesity, when people decide to seek help from cosmetic medicine, they are afraid of incurring wounds and waiting for a long postoperative recovery period. At this time, it is most suitable to use non-invasive and effective ultrasonic local slimming technology to improve the condition.

However, there are hundreds of non-invasive local slimming technologies on the market, and people often complain that they may cause uneven elimination of local fat, resulting in uneven skin. Currently, the "Liposonix" focused ultrasound technology, which has been certified by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Taiwan Department of Health, only requires one course of treatment, about 8 to 12 weeks, and can be combined with exercise to accelerate the metabolism of broken fat, and you can clearly feel the slimming effect.

People seeking cosmetic medical treatment are reminded that those with a BMI of over 30, who are considered moderately obese, or who are pregnant are not suitable. People who are already below the standard weight but have too little local body fat are also not suitable for the procedure. It is recommended that they consult a professional doctor carefully before making a decision.