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  • Healthy_life2
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    Fear of the unknown. I looked up photos of what loose skin would look like after weight loss. I understood this is a part of surgery. I cant afford plastics.. I have the droopy skin and boobies.

  • Healthy_life2
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    I married a wonderful man. Loose skin is not an issue. We chase each other around like teenagers. Sent from my SM-G920T using the BariatricPal App

  • I figured I'd get new boobs and a tummy tuck for my 50th BD.

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Yeah unfortunately....esp if its plump...um it gonna get skinny too!! Lol

My friend had her tummy, va jay jay and boobs done in miami...looks good!! Im going after 2 yrs

Vajayjay?????? Really? I hadn't even thought about having loose skin there!

Unfortunately it's a pretty common "problem" area. Especially if you've had kids.

Well...I haven't had kids so maybe I'll be in luck not to have it too saggy there. lol

I do have a fat vajayjay. Crap.

What is there to fix? The labias or the FUPA?

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What is there to fix? The labias or the FUPA?

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Like I guess the labia. I have fat lips?? I guess. But also like the area above the V is quite plump on me. I guess I have a fat pubic area?

What is there to fix? The labias or the FUPA?

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The FUPA (or upper pubic area) tends to store fat especially for those who have had children. I haven't heard of other areas needing to be "fixed" but I know that is a common one after weight loss or even for those who don't need to loose weight but have had children. Fat builds up there and they can't get it off without having lipo/lifting the area.

Can you imagine it!! Oh dear lord...i think i would rather have flabby belly then a flabby vajayjay! Although my husband loves my camel toe i dont want 2 flap jacks!

Is it possible to not have loose skin at all? That is my biggest fear. I'm 5 weeks post op just started back at the gym - for cardio- will start weight training once I get Dr. Approval. I don't want surgery to remove it. Anyone here not need to get surgery to remove the skin? And just firmed it naturally?

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It's definitely possible. My skin isn't loose at all eight months out, and though I've exercised (riding my bike to work and back every day, and breaking a modest sweat to videos on Daily Burn) it hasn't been intense. I'm a professor and have actually been mistaken for a college student more often since having the surgery than beforehand. I've been much more mindful about staying properly hydrated, and that's contributed to my skin being healthier overall. I think losing slowly can help decrease the chance of loose skin. I've lost at the speed of a turtle on crutches, but have slowly reached each of the goals I set out for myself thus far. From what I understand, your age, genetics, how long you were obese, the total amount you lose, how often you exercise, and how rapidly you lose weight are all factors.

Why would someone need to fix their VA Jay ja ? It's ugly to begin with , who cares . I'll keep mine the way it is .

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Why would someone need to fix their VA Jay ja ? It's ugly to begin with , who cares . I'll keep mine the way it is .

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I'll let you ladies know about my vajaja just as soon as I lift enough "apron" skin and find mine! :) It's been "a while"...

@@Valentina!! Lol thats awesome...see we need to laugh at this shit or it will depress us!!

By the time im all done im gonna look like a cross from a zebra and shar pei!

Why would someone need to fix their VA Jay ja ? It's ugly to begin with , who cares . I'll keep mine the way it is .

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This area really doesn't/won't bother me because my fiance doesn't care and nobody else is going to see it anyway. There are some that may have issues with it though. You'd be surprised how many ladies have surgery to make their "vajaja" look .... "pretty" LOL.

Why would someone need to fix their VA Jay ja ? It's ugly to begin with , who cares . I'll keep mine the way it is .

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Why would someone need to fix their VA Jay ja ? It's ugly to begin with , who cares . I'll keep mine the way it is .

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I'll let you ladies know about my vajaja just as soon as I lift enough "apron" skin and find mine! :) It's been "a while"...

LOL! I needed that, I really did. I am and will be in your shoes so I smell what you're stepping in trust me.

@@Valentina!! Lol thats awesome...see we need to laugh at this **** or it will depress us!!

By the time im all done im gonna look like a cross from a zebra and shar pei!

Exactly! After all the stress I've put my body through, it's depressing to know that I've done this to myself (with a little help from PCOS) and there will be permanent damage because of it. The stretch marks (not JUST on my belly) and lose skin WILL be there to remind me of that but maybe in a way, that is a good thing. It's good to know that I still have a sense of humor about the "aftermath" of something that I cannot change at this point anyway.

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