Saggy skin...a real problem?
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@@Annlinet How much your skin will sag has alot to do with how much you have to lose, how many times you've lost and gained, age and mostly genetics. Some require surgery to remove the extra skin -
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@@Annlinet No - unless you have plastic surgery. You can do some things to help - stay hydrated, get in all your Protein, moisturize, strength/resistance training - but if you end up with saggy skin
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@@Annlinet it may improve to a certain extent over the course of a year or two, but usually not completely. The only way it is truly temporary (without surgery) is if you re-gain all your weight and r
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Hi All,
I am planning to do the surgery in Jan.. but while reading through other's experiences I could see that excessive amounts of saggy skin is an issue to take care of post surgery. Is that really temporary or will I have to go through yet another procedure for that too .. please advise.
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