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By *ee Viante OP Woman
over a year ago
Somewhere in North Norfolk |
Ok, so I know that there are a lot of factors that affect this, such as age, how fast the weight is lost, how the weight was distributed and so on but how much weight is it possible to lose without ending up with loose skin, (enough to need surgery).
I know some of you on here have lost large amounts of weight and I'd really like to hear your experiences with this please. If you don't want to post publicly, pming is fine. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lose some weight before exercising heavily...
Also correct your posture, use detox skin oils and firming body lotions for tone...
Build up core muscles gradually...
Good luck |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Lose some weight before exercising heavily...
Also correct your posture, use detox skin oils and firming body lotions for tone...
Build up core muscles gradually...
Good luck"
I just need to lose weight without getting saggy bits.
Posture isn't bad and my core is strong from hours in the saddle |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I lost 2 stone but over 6 months so no loose skin, trying to lose another stone before Christmas x"
i know a great exercise programme
its called the S Plan |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If you lose weight gradually, your skin adjusts. I know someone who was size 16 and is now size 8 and looks amazing... No surgery at all.
Just do it gradually, don't go mad!"
This
Ive been SLOWLY losing some weight for medical reasons and im chuffed i havent had this problem.
when the docs say they recommend 1lb to 2lb a week....thats whats needed.
It didnt go on over night and its not going to come off over night.
Im doing well enough to put a smile on my consultants face ....the only down side .....i need to buy more bloody clothes |
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By *ee Viante OP Woman
over a year ago
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"If you lose weight gradually, your skin adjusts. I know someone who was size 16 and is now size 8 and looks amazing... No surgery at all.
Just do it gradually, don't go mad!
This
Ive been SLOWLY losing some weight for medical reasons and im chuffed i havent had this problem.
when the docs say they recommend 1lb to 2lb a week....thats whats needed.
It didnt go on over night and its not going to come off over night.
Im doing well enough to put a smile on my consultants face ....the only down side .....i need to buy more bloody clothes "
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"If you lose weight gradually, your skin adjusts. I know someone who was size 16 and is now size 8 and looks amazing... No surgery at all.
Just do it gradually, don't go mad!"
If you're young, 16 to 8 is no bigger, my daughter was a size 16 at 16 but a size 6/8 now, no excess skin.
However, I think it would be different if I, at 53 and size 24 went to a size 8! |
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I lost 8stone, yes I did have a bit of excess skin but the fantastic feeling I had I couldn't have given a hoot about having a stomach apron, and when it comes off this time I won't give a hoot then. Could do without the bingo wings but at nearly 50 I'm never going to be body beautiful |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If you lose weight gradually, your skin adjusts. I know someone who was size 16 and is now size 8 and looks amazing... No surgery at all.
Just do it gradually, don't go mad!
If you're young, 16 to 8 is no bigger, my daughter was a size 16 at 16 but a size 6/8 now, no excess skin.
However, I think it would be different if I, at 53 and size 24 went to a size 8!"
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