Did anyone have to remove any of their clothing to weigh in your first time (except shoes, which I know I have to remove)?

Edited March 5, 201511 yr by Mom0f3inOC

I did not have to take off anything. So far they only take clothing into consideration when checking for a weight loss. For example during my weigh ins if I am close to my previous weight, they will look at my clothes and make notes.

Of course this is my office practice. Not sure of others.

When I had my first weigh-in I was fully clothed including shoes - only took my coat off. Tbh a pound here or there means nothing in the grand scheme of things so I don't they bother about it too much.

I'm going to be within a few pounds of the weight I need to be in order to qualify for surgery. Today is my weigh in and with clothes on, I should qualify. If I have to take off anything I will not weigh enough. Did anyone have to remove any of their clothing to weigh in your first time (except shoes, which I know I have to remove)?

Nope, I leave all my clothes on and put down my purse. I get squirrely sometimes, because I weight myself at home NAKED! It makes a difference of about 5-8 lbs. My doc told me that I MUST not gain an ounce, so I go ape and almost panic when I see the numbers slip and slide around a pound.