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	<title>Comments on: Extra Skin Plastic Surgery?</title>
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		<title>By: olsen9</title>
		<link>http://www.obesity-surgery.wordpress-by.org/2003/08/29/extra-skin-plastic-surgery/#comment-710</link>
		<author>olsen9</author>
		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Sep 2003 20:17:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Sagging skin.... It is all so individual. It depends on how heavy you
 are to start and how much you are going to lose. Where do you carry your
 weight? I believe that age as well as exercise and water have an effect too.
 I know of people who needed tummy tucks to get rid of their hanging skin.
 I have also heard of people getting their legs, boobs, and bat wings
 (sagging skin on the triceps) done. My dr. says that it takes about 2 years
 for the skin to catch up with the weight loss.
 I for one have lost a 100. My stomach and waist are quite small,
 although I do have some loose skin, I believe it will go away. (Not enough
 for tummy tuck.) I carried a lot of weight in the butt and thighs. I see
 more loose skin on my legs then I want and I hope it will shrink but if not I
 will look into a leg lift. I look good in a pair of jeans or Capri pants. I
 just can't stand it in a bathing suit or shorts. But it is MUCH better than
 staying fat!!
 I hope this helps.
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 Jeanne</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sagging skin&#8230;. It is all so individual. It depends on how heavy you<br />
 are to start and how much you are going to lose. Where do you carry your<br />
 weight? I believe that age as well as exercise and water have an effect too.<br />
 I know of people who needed tummy tucks to get rid of their hanging skin.<br />
 I have also heard of people getting their legs, boobs, and bat wings<br />
 (sagging skin on the triceps) done. My dr. says that it takes about 2 years<br />
 for the skin to catch up with the weight loss.<br />
 I for one have lost a 100. My stomach and waist are quite small,<br />
 although I do have some loose skin, I believe it will go away. (Not enough<br />
 for tummy tuck.) I carried a lot of weight in the butt and thighs. I see<br />
 more loose skin on my legs then I want and I hope it will shrink but if not I<br />
 will look into a leg lift. I look good in a pair of jeans or Capri pants. I<br />
 just can&#8217;t stand it in a bathing suit or shorts. But it is MUCH better than<br />
 staying fat!!<br />
 I hope this helps.<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 Jeanne</p>
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		<title>By: Francisca Jeanene</title>
		<link>http://www.obesity-surgery.wordpress-by.org/2003/08/29/extra-skin-plastic-surgery/#comment-698</link>
		<author>Francisca Jeanene</author>
		<pubDate>Sat, 30 Aug 2003 19:39:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Now my question and my fear is of the extra loose skin. No one speaks
 of what to do or what they have done about this. I don't want to
 finally lose weight then
 gain another problem of sagging skin.
 A great deal depends on how much weight you have to loose, how many
 times in your life you've lost and regained, and your age. I lost a
 great deal (200 lbs) have lost and regained 100 + pounds several times
 in my life, and am 47 years old -
 everything working against me. Yet I was not prepared for how gross my
 hanging skin was. I felt gypped - I worked so hard to loose the weight,
 and even though I was wearing a size 10 and looked great with clothes
 on, my body disgusted me. So I
 had plastic surgery, and had my tummy, boobs and arms done. Now, I love
 most of my body, walk around nude with comfort, and feel so much better
 about things. The legs are still a problem. I can't wear shorts,
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 unless they come right down to the
 knee (I could, but at least at this point, I'm still self-concious about
 them). I bought skirts to go over my bathing suits. I could have more
 surgery to do my legs, but I don't think I will - summer is only a few
 months long, and it's not such
 a big deal anymore. I'm not sure whether they've tightened up a bit, or
 whether I'm just getting used to them, but they don't bother me as much.
 I just got back from a warm weather vacation, and wasn't as
 self-concious as I was last summer.
 Helene
 RNY 12/22/99
 350/165 (up from a low of 150)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Now my question and my fear is of the extra loose skin. No one speaks<br />
 of what to do or what they have done about this. I don&#8217;t want to<br />
 finally lose weight then<br />
 gain another problem of sagging skin.<br />
 A great deal depends on how much weight you have to loose, how many<br />
 times in your life you&#8217;ve lost and regained, and your age. I lost a<br />
 great deal (200 lbs) have lost and regained 100 + pounds several times<br />
 in my life, and am 47 years old -<br />
 everything working against me. Yet I was not prepared for how gross my<br />
 hanging skin was. I felt gypped - I worked so hard to loose the weight,<br />
 and even though I was wearing a size 10 and looked great with clothes<br />
 on, my body disgusted me. So I<br />
 had plastic surgery, and had my tummy, boobs and arms done. Now, I love<br />
 most of my body, walk around nude with comfort, and feel so much better<br />
 about things. The legs are still a problem. I can&#8217;t wear shorts,<br />
 <!--more--><br />
 unless they come right down to the<br />
 knee (I could, but at least at this point, I&#8217;m still self-concious about<br />
 them). I bought skirts to go over my bathing suits. I could have more<br />
 surgery to do my legs, but I don&#8217;t think I will - summer is only a few<br />
 months long, and it&#8217;s not such<br />
 a big deal anymore. I&#8217;m not sure whether they&#8217;ve tightened up a bit, or<br />
 whether I&#8217;m just getting used to them, but they don&#8217;t bother me as much.<br />
 I just got back from a warm weather vacation, and wasn&#8217;t as<br />
 self-concious as I was last summer.<br />
 Helene<br />
 RNY 12/22/99<br />
 350/165 (up from a low of 150)</p>
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