$$$$millions spent on medical bio mechanics regarding sports related body movement...

but plastic surgeons can do just about whatever they want to a person's groin and there doesn't seem to be much interest or study as to just what  all their  "extremely complicated connective tissue maneuvering" can mean to the body. Duh!  I know I'll never make a touchdown after my circumferential belt lift 2001. One would think the bio mechanical research PhDs could hone in on this a little bit.  Guess the money just isn't there. Pitiful My perfectly okay groin is now completely  eroded after Iowa City circumferential belt lift.
That rap singers mother died and all from her abdominoplasty but her doc was just "conveniently"  labeled as person who sometimes drinks alchohol.  End of story. Ho hum let the carnage continue unchecked.

You sound like a very angry, upset individual based on your numerous negative comments on here.  I'd appreciate it very much if you'd contact the physicians whom you have a problem with and discuss your concerns directly with them.  Your posts are not helpful to those of us who truly are interested in getting support and helpful information on this site.

Thank you!
Carol

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