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I am 64 with a BMI of 42. I am going to get a lap band in Mexico by Dr. Aceves. One of my main fears is the loose skin. Has anyone else in their 60's lost a lot of weight and if so, did you have a lot of loose skin? I am afraid I am going to look like I am 90 years old and I can't afford more surgery.

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Maybe someone will tell you that your skin will snap back like a teenagers, but the plain truth is that it probably won't. Visit the Plastic Surgery forum and you will see that PS seems to be a fact of life for big losers who want smooth skin.

But, ask yourself, it is better to be 100 pounds overweight with smooth skin or a normal weight with some folds and wrinkles. Body shapers can hide a LOT under clothes. Don't worry about it.

Focus on losing the weight and you'll have a chance to LIVE to 90. People who are morbidly obese generally never make it that far.

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