20 something year olds' skin :)
I know there are lots and lots of people who have WLS in their 40's and beyond...and I'm just wondering from y'all who are in your twenties...do you find that the skin has been bouncing back pretty well?? That is really what I'm the most worried about. Just being really flabby..... I've always been really active and i'm pretty 'firm' right now...all except my lower abdomen after having my daughter it's never been the same and just always got bigger (of course) after having her. So does using dumbells and doing crunches after surgery really make a big difference??? Just curious...thanks
On January 30, 2011 at 6:06 PM Pacific Time, Kim W. wrote:
I know there are lots and lots of people who have WLS in their 40's and beyond...and I'm just wondering from y'all who are in your twenties...do you find that the skin has been bouncing back pretty well?? That is really what I'm the most worried about. Just being really flabby..... I've always been really active and i'm pretty 'firm' right now...all except my lower abdomen after having my daughter it's never been the same and just always got bigger (of course) after having her. So does using dumbells and doing crunches after surgery really make a big difference??? Just curious...thanksI am definitely NOT happy with my stretch marks and extra skin.. I definitely suffer from the "bread dough" syndrome.. and it only gets worse the more I lose around my stomach!
You can't tell in pictures but you can tell in person. When you smoosh the stretch marks together, it creates this weird to-the-touch and to-the-eye sensation. The only way to describe it is bread dough, lol.
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