Kim Kardashian denieslosing baby weight with thehelp of surgery

In an article titled Kim Kardashian's
Sneaky Tricks Revealed: How She
Really Got Her Body Back After Baby, Life&Style claim the reality star got her body back with the help of $80k plastic
surgery Five months after giving birth to
baby North, Kim Kardashian
looks hotter than ever. But while
Kim says that she's shed the 70
pounds of pregnancy weight by
doing the Atkins Diet and exercising, Life & Style can
exclusively reveal that the reality
star has also been sneaking off to
get secret cutting-edge cosmetic
procedures to get her body back. A source says the new mom has
been seeing Dr. Simon Ourian, a
Beverly Hills cosmetic plastic
surgeon based at the discreet
and upscale Epione clinic. She’s
been getting work done, including fillers, stretch-mark
treatments and a fat-reducing
ultrasound procedure on her
stomach that costs up to $5,000 a
session. Kim K took to Twitter a few hours ago
to deny the report. See what she
wrote after the cut... Life & Style continues... Kim, who most recently visited
Dr. Ourian on Nov. 13, gets the
Coolaser treatment, which chills
the skin and then uses light
pulses to vaporize skin cells —
removing wrinkles, scars, saggy skin and stretch marks. “It’s popular with celebrities
post-baby to reduce stretch
marks and sagging in the tummy
and breast areas,” an insider
tells Life & Style. The Epione clinic
can also use ultrasound to melt a layer of fat just beneath the skin. While Kim's rep denies she’s
being treated by Dr. Ourian,
insiders tell the mag that she's
going to great lengths to keep
her visits a secret. A source from the clinic shares
that “Kim and other high-profile
clients can sneak in through a
back door” to keep from run-ins
with the paparazzi. And during
one trip to a laser hair-removal clinic — another of Kim’s
secret weapons — she
pretended to be visiting the
Pilates studio next door. “She
even wore workout clothes to
throw off the photographers and begged them to make it look like
she was going inside to work out,
not to get laser treatments,” an
insider spills to Life & Style.