AllanMisner a écrit: » Lifting should help some, but for some people who have lost a lot of weight, the skin doesn’t recover.
lucybulldozer a écrit: » AllanMisner a écrit: » Lifting should help some, but for some people who have lost a lot of weight, the skin doesn’t recover. I am only 19 though so I was hoping for the beat I have got rid of a lot so far and I'm thinking about going to have it done surgically do you think that's a good idea?
jemhh a écrit: » Is it truly loose skin or do you have fat under it? You have listed that you have 14 pounds to lose.
lucybulldozer a écrit: » jemhh a écrit: » Is it truly loose skin or do you have fat under it? You have listed that you have 14 pounds to lose. That'll never happen tbh haha I'm already underweight for my height x
jemhh a écrit: » lucybulldozer a écrit: » jemhh a écrit: » Is it truly loose skin or do you have fat under it? You have listed that you have 14 pounds to lose. That'll never happen tbh haha I'm already underweight for my height x In that case, bulking may help. It increases the production of growth hormones, which can help your skin. Here's an article to read: http://strengthunbound.com/bulking-complete-guide-for-beginners/
shinisize a écrit: » It takes a few years for skin to fully tighten on most people. Things like exfoliating and moisturizing can help speed up the process for many people, but not dramatically. If you have a lot of stretch marks it will take a lot longer and is less likely to ever go back to what you are hoping for. Also, the surgery is going to leave a very noticeable scar for the rest of your life--which can be just as demoralizing for some people as a bit of lose skin.
