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What's the message? "You need to change the cannondale fatty way you look... but not only that, everything else in your life obviously needs changing as well". Obviously nobody would sign up for the surgery if they did not want to make a major lifestyle change for the benefit of their health. But just as you say, what's best for the patient should be the only criterion. Posted by: cannondale fatty Kirsten at November 15, 2005 cannondale fatty 03:43 AM It's weird to think of any kind of WLS or plastic surgery being advertised on television and that ad does sound like it has some questionable ethics. I thought it was bad enough when a magazine here (in Australia) that normally encourages sensible weight loss ran a story on WLS making it seem like a quick fix. I think it's dangerous to give people the idea that any kind of weight loss is going to fix their whole life - when in most cases it's the opposite.
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