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Just 6 days aways from my VSG OP still confused

Hello Every one ,,

I have just one question and please be honest with me .. is all the VSG surgery worth it EVEN WITH LOOSE SKIN .. i'm still 21 yo and i'm afraid that loose skin is gonna make my social life miserable . please help me based on your experience :D . MY bmi IS 43.11

aND AGAIN BE HONEST WITH ME .

how do people look at your extra skin condition ??

Best Regards :D

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Well I am much older than you so the loose skin is just part of now being healthy and at a goal weight. If you have loose skin please consider plastic surgery as it will make a world of difference and well worth the cost. You have the rest of your life ahead of you so make the best of it in a "skinny" body!! Best of Luck to you.

I would go back and do it all over again in a heart beat, extra skin and all.

Worth it to me, and I'd do it again. I'm an old woman and I've been heavy for years, and my skin is not that bad. At your age, you might not have any loose skin. You can hide a lot in clothes, and there is always plastic surgery if you think you need it. Lose skin it not a health risk, but obesity is.

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