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Being realistic, yes, you will most likely have excess skin. Whether or not you will need or have the skin removed is up to you. Some people are bothered by it, others not so much.

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My bariatric surgeon said to document infections every time you go to the Drs. (Family,dentist,eye) lol I know it sounds crazy but the more documentation you have the better chance your insurance will cover it

Because then it becomes medically necessary.

As in Human Resources and courts, the one with the most documentation wins.

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