Why saddlebags form on the outer thigh

THIGH OUTER DESIGN

Why saddlebags form on the outer thigh

Saddlebags come from how the body is built

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Why do saddlebags form?

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    Where fat settles differs with pelvic structure

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    One of the hardest areas to reduce through exercise

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    Removing only the saddlebag leaves the whole thigh line unbalanced

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The structural cause of saddlebags
The Reason

The structural cause of saddlebags

A saddlebag is a pocket of fat on the upper outer thigh, influenced by pelvic structure and by female hormones. Genetic factors weigh heavily and it is difficult to resolve through exercise alone. Improving only the outer side creates an imbalance with the inner thigh, so the whole thigh line has to be planned together.

Where the usual approach stops

✕Outer side treated on its own
✕The overall line left unbalanced
✕An awkward silhouette from the side

NB Solution

The saddlebag and the whole thigh line, redesigned in balance

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Integrated 360° analysis of outer, inner and the knee transition

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Saddlebag removal planned with the balance of the whole thigh line

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A natural silhouette in jeans and leggings too

Dimension, not a line · NB 3-Dimensional Body Design

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