Is this excess skin or excess fat? I can pull my scalp skin up which makes it appear flatter (Photo)

Hi there — first, congratulations on your hard work and your weight-loss journey. It’s completely understandable to feel frustrated when the skin doesn’t bounce back the way you hoped, especially at 26. Even in younger patients, the rate and amount of weight loss can outpace the skin’s ability...

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photo. It's great to hear that you've made significant progress in reducing your diastasis recti through exercise. When it comes to addressing wrinkles and improving the appearance of the skin on your tummy, there are several non-surgical options...

Thank you for your question. To address loose skin and fat below the belly button, especially after multiple pregnancies and a hysterectomy, a combination of treatments may be necessary. Starting with non-invasive options like RF treatments such as Morpheus can help improve skin tone and...

Thank you for your question about addressing skin laxity and tightening without the use of fillers. At 30, there are several non-surgical treatments that can help improve skin firmness and reduce the appearance of sagging and nasolabial folds: Ultrasound Therapy (Ultherapy): This FDA-approved...

I completely understand your concerns—after years of filler use, the skin can lose a bit of elasticity, especially under the eyes and in the cheek area, and you want something that’s effective but safe. 1. Radiofrequency (RF) treatments: RF is one of the most reliable non-surgical options for...

I’m sorry you’re dealing with this—post‑liposuction contour irregularities and skin laxity can be very frustrating, especially after a year of healing. At this stage, the issues you’re describing are usually due to a combination of uneven fat removal, residual fibrosis/scar tissue, and skin ...