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Who has baggy skin after VGS?

I am wondering who has had the experience of loose skin when approaching weight loss goal? Does everyone who has surgery have loose skin or have you snapped back to shape? Of you have snapped back to place, how much weight did you lose? Any info would be great. I'm still going to have VGS, just want to find out.

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I haven't met anyone who had NO baggy skin. How baggy your skin will be varies with:

  • How much weight you have to lose and how long you were at that size
  • How elastic your skin is
  • How old you are

I have seen everything from very little baggy skin to skin hanging in such large folds it causes problems with chaffing.

Lynda

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