no, sorry. I recently had a breast reduction, and my underarm flab is definitely still there. From what I understand, that can only be gotten rid of by doing excercises to tone your arms.
exercise, push ups & a gyms specific arm excerise to tone the arms, running (everyday) helps with it and everything, dancing, hip hop, jumping, jump roping.
I found a couple of sites you may want to checkout on dumbbell routines to tone your arms . Here are the sites for you to look at www.prevention.com/.../firm-arms-how-tone-your-arms-10-minutes , and www.prevention.com/.../firm-arms-how-tone-your-arms-10-minutes
I'm Fat so i dont give one.
Besides cosmetic surgery, the only way to actually add fat to your arms is to add it to your entire body. That being said, you are likely to gain more fat in undesirable areas than in your arms, and you are likely to be making yourself less healthy overall. I suggest exercising your arms. It won't add fat, but it'll tone them and make them larger and healthier.
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Dieting reduces fat system-wide. In men, stomach fat is the most problematic. It goes on there first, and without exercise to tone the abdominal muscles, it looks like it comes off last.
The same way you get rid of any fat- eat right and exercise. You can't specifically target your armpits. You'll lose fat from your entire body, some of which will be from your armpit areas. If you feel you have a disproportionate amount of fat in your armpits, you could consider liposuction- though it's expensive and chances are you'll eventually gain it all back.
A lot of toning up exercises sweetheart. Push ups, sit ups, running, aerobics or even lifting heavy objects to improve your arm muscle tone. Cutting back on fatty food products will help too. :-)
Swimming, like any form of exercise, can help to lose overall body fat. Breast strokes may also help to tone your arms muscles in general, but swimming does not specifically target armpit fat.