Okay so i lost a lot of weight. I think 25 to 30 kilos by strength training, cardio and a diet. I am confused wheather i have loose skin or subcutaneous fat. Its been 3 months since i have lost the weight. There still havent been a noticeable change in my skin. Also my left lat is bigger than my right lat and is extremely squishy.
Answer: Determining Loose Skin vs. Subcutaneous Fat Post-Weight Loss Thank you for reaching out with your question about discerning between loose skin and subcutaneous fat following your commendable 30 kg weight loss. Your attached pictures and detailed history provide valuable insights into your current situation.
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Answer: Loose skin or subcutaneous fat? I am confused whether I have loose skin or fat Congratulations on your weight loss. You should be very proud of yourself! Most patients who undergo significant weight loss will experience some degree of "loose skin". Once you reach a long-term stable weight, you may be interested in procedures like tummy tuck or lower body lifting. If so, seek consultation with board-certified plastic surgeons who can demonstrate significant experience achieving the types of outcomes you would be pleased with. Best wishes.
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Answer: Loose skin or subcutaneous fat? I am confused whether I have loose skin or fat Congratulations on your weight loss. You should be very proud of yourself! Most patients who undergo significant weight loss will experience some degree of "loose skin". Once you reach a long-term stable weight, you may be interested in procedures like tummy tuck or lower body lifting. If so, seek consultation with board-certified plastic surgeons who can demonstrate significant experience achieving the types of outcomes you would be pleased with. Best wishes.
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December 18, 2015
Answer: Male tummy tuck Thank you for your question and photos. First, congrats on the weight loss! It appears that you would benefit most from a full tummy tuck which would excise the excess skin that you have as a result of your massive weight loss. All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL
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December 18, 2015
Answer: Male tummy tuck Thank you for your question and photos. First, congrats on the weight loss! It appears that you would benefit most from a full tummy tuck which would excise the excess skin that you have as a result of your massive weight loss. All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL
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December 10, 2015
Answer: Confused in Mumbai Congratulations on your weight loss and amazing transformation! As our societies become more weight conscious and healthy, and as bariatric surgery continues to gain in popularity, more and more patients present for massive weight loss body contouring. What we have learned is that most patients demonstrate both loose skin and excess fat. Fortunately, we all have some degree of skin elasticity, influenced by age, tobacco use, and genetics, that allows for retraction of the skin with weight loss. There is a limit however, and with greater weight loss, most patients will demonstrate loose, excess skin as you do, on the lower abdominal wall. A surgical procedure to remove that skin and soft tissue could further improve the contour of your abdomen. Weight loss patients have also demonstrated to us, that some body sites are relatively resistant to weight loss. While we can make some generalities - men have a hard time loosing their "love handles," adipose deposits in their flanks, and women struggle with "saddle bags," fatty deposits on the other thighs, - the pattern of fat gain and loss, and how weight fluctuation influences our body shape varies from person to person. Fortunately, focal residual fat deposits can be addressed by liposuction or other body sculpting technologies. Hope this explanation is helpful.
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December 10, 2015
Answer: Confused in Mumbai Congratulations on your weight loss and amazing transformation! As our societies become more weight conscious and healthy, and as bariatric surgery continues to gain in popularity, more and more patients present for massive weight loss body contouring. What we have learned is that most patients demonstrate both loose skin and excess fat. Fortunately, we all have some degree of skin elasticity, influenced by age, tobacco use, and genetics, that allows for retraction of the skin with weight loss. There is a limit however, and with greater weight loss, most patients will demonstrate loose, excess skin as you do, on the lower abdominal wall. A surgical procedure to remove that skin and soft tissue could further improve the contour of your abdomen. Weight loss patients have also demonstrated to us, that some body sites are relatively resistant to weight loss. While we can make some generalities - men have a hard time loosing their "love handles," adipose deposits in their flanks, and women struggle with "saddle bags," fatty deposits on the other thighs, - the pattern of fat gain and loss, and how weight fluctuation influences our body shape varies from person to person. Fortunately, focal residual fat deposits can be addressed by liposuction or other body sculpting technologies. Hope this explanation is helpful.
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December 10, 2015
Answer: Skin Laxity after Weight Loss First of all, congratulations on your weight loss! It looks like you have some excess skin laxity that often accompanies large amount of weight loss. There is likely some excess fat as well, but your main problem is skin. The best thing to do is to continue your exercise regimen as you have been doing, and continue to tone. Given that you are young, you may have some some skin snap back, but your likely best option will be surgery once you have been at a stable weight for at least 6 months. Best of luck!
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December 10, 2015
Answer: Skin Laxity after Weight Loss First of all, congratulations on your weight loss! It looks like you have some excess skin laxity that often accompanies large amount of weight loss. There is likely some excess fat as well, but your main problem is skin. The best thing to do is to continue your exercise regimen as you have been doing, and continue to tone. Given that you are young, you may have some some skin snap back, but your likely best option will be surgery once you have been at a stable weight for at least 6 months. Best of luck!
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