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Table Of Content
Table Of Content
Theory
How I Learned About It
A Study Backing The Claim Up
Talk About Pressure Inducing Fatloss By Cell Necrosis
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How I Learned About It
A Study Backing The Claim Up
Talk About Pressure Inducing Fatloss By Cell Necrosis
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Important (How I Learned About It)
A Female friend of mine claimed to find this out while trying figure out how to achieve dimples her self. She even went up 4 pounds in weight while doing the said procedure and her cheeks were hollower than before.
She also told me not to leak anywhere but its for the greater good
She also told me not to leak anywhere but its for the greater good
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How the Devices Are Claimed to Work
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This forces fluid out of the local tissue and creates an inward dent while the clamp is in place (and for a short time afterward), similar to how a waist trainer compresses the midsection.
With prolonged or repeated pressure, some plastic surgeons note that ischemia (reduced blood flow) can occur. In theory, sustained ischemia might lead to localized fat cell death (necrosis) or formation of scar tissue/fibrosis that could hold a depression.
This forces fluid out of the local tissue and creates an inward dent while the clamp is in place (and for a short time afterward), similar to how a waist trainer compresses the midsection.
With prolonged or repeated pressure, some plastic surgeons note that ischemia (reduced blood flow) can occur. In theory, sustained ischemia might lead to localized fat cell death (necrosis) or formation of scar tissue/fibrosis that could hold a depression.
Words From An Actual Study
Experts have described the process as “basic clamping” that, if aggressive enough and prolonged, may produce scar tissue contributing to an indentation. Results vary with clamp tightness, duration of wear, cheek fat thickness, and individual tissue response. Thicker cheeks are said to be less responsive.
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My Actual Theory
The Dimple Makers themselves cover an extremely small surface area
The Dimple Makers themselves cover an extremely small surface area
But lets say we made the service area of the device larger and turned it sort of into a block.
Basically forcing the fat pads to lessen over time.
We can view this effect with the lip widening tool from old guides.
It forced the skin to react by stretching.
What if we made this effect by pressing instead.
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Potential Supporting Mechanisms
Localized ischemia and fat cell vulnerability: Sustained clamping restricts blood flow to a small area of cheek tissue. Adipocytes (fat cells) are relatively sensitive to oxygen deprivation. Prolonged ischemia can trigger cell death (necrosis) or apoptosis in the compressed fat pad. If enough adipocytes die and are cleared by the body, a modest reduction in local volume could remain after the device is removed. This is the same principle behind why extreme, prolonged pressure elsewhere on the body can cause fat atrophy or pressure related tissue loss.
Fluid displacement and temporary to semi permanent volume change: Compression immediately forces interstitial fluid and blood out of the pinched zone, creating an indentation. With frequent or long sessions, the tissue may adapt by reducing its ability to rapidly re-expand (similar to how repeated tight constriction elsewhere can leave residual contour changes). Over time this could contribute to a shallower resting appearance even without full cell death.
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Observations That Can Be Cited in Support
Plastic surgeons commenting on this have explicitly noted that prolonged tight clamping can cause ischemia leading to fat necrosis and subsequent scar tissue, which is what some claim “creates the dimple.”
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@Orka @buccalfatremoval @Morgan @Organ @fallen442
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