I Have a Lot of Skin to Be Removed, Can You Help Me? It Causes Yeast Infections.

Congratulations on what you've accomplished with weight loss- keep up the good work!

Yes you are an  excellent candidate for a panniculectomy or abdominoplasty procedure.  As I'm sure you are aware, this is a major procedure should be done at a time when you have ample recovery and support system (friends and family)  available. This procedure  will likely really help with the recurrent fungal infections.

 Patients who are about to undergo tummy tuck surgery spend a lot of time thinking about the physical preparation for the procedure (for example weight loss issues) but do not spend a lot of time thinking about the emotional aspects.

It is not uncommon for patients who undergo the procedure to experience severe “mood swings”. These emotions may range from depression ( “why did I do this to myself”) to elation  (which may lead to over activity). I think it is helpful to be aware that these emotional swings do occur postoperatively. 
Suggestions I have for patients undergoing this procedure: 1. Make sure you have a strong support system in place who have time/patience to take care of you. 2. Be patient with the healing process, understanding that it will take several weeks to months to feel “normal” again. 3. Be prepared to distract your mind with things of interest such as books, magazines, and movies. 4. Expect less of yourself; do not go back to work too early and let others take care of you (for a change). 5. Keep in close communication with your surgeon and do not hesitate to communicate questions/concerns and the emotional swings that you may experience. 6. Keep in mind the end result!

Make sure you are working with a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon.

Best wishes.

It's not unusual for patients to develop loose saggy skin following massive weight loss. This loose skin can affect almost any area of the body. When this situation arises, patients frequently develop yeast infections beneath the folds of overhanging skin.Your pictures demonstrate loose saggy abdominal skin that extends to your back as a roll of skin and fat. This loose skin has resulted in sag of the buttocks and lateral thighs as well.A variety of treatment options are available to treat these problems. In your case, it appears that a lower body lift would be necessary to correct these problems. This procedure is associated with excellent clinical results and high levels of patient satisfaction.If you're considering this type of procedure, it's appropriate to consult a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this area. This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your anatomic deformity and achieves your aesthetic goals.

First lose weight again than seek a Tummy Tuck operation from a boarded PS in your area. As for "FREE" surgery I doubt that you will find this due to the costs of equipment and supplies and medications. But best of luck.