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belly fat

does anyone here know of a non surgical way of decreasing alittle excess belly fat (lotion creams skin brushing etc) that actually work ive lost alot weight and i have this little apron here any info would be greatly appreciated

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I honestly think that, if you've maintained your weight and given it about a year to "firm up" on it's own, what's left will have to be surgically removed. Many factors impact saggy skin...age, skin type, skin moisture, skin health, personal health, how heavy you were (how much it was stretched) how LONG it was stretched, genetics, and so on. Think of blowing up a balloon...after a while, it stays stretched out even after you let the air out of it. Skin, although alive, is kind of like that. It can only recover so much.

Unfortunately, I think the faster that you lose weight the harder it is for your skin to play catch up. I truly don't think there is any quick fix or magic lotion that will help. If it is just a little excess skin, maybe within a year or so it will tighten up enough where it isn't so uncomfortable for you. I hope you continue with your success. Congratulations!

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