Question:
Rear end fat loss
I have read in some of the posts that they were having problems with their rear end aching due to fat loss there. Will I lose all the fat there, I mean I do have a substanial amount that I could stand to lose a lil bit. But will I still be bootylicious or is to the store to get some padded undies!!!! — sexy red (posted on April 24, 2008)
April 24, 2008
It would be nearly impossible to predict where you'll lose your weight, and
this is the first time I've heard about losing it in the butt.
I think that basically most people will lose weight everywhere...with that
said, we all have our fat patterns and the hard to lose places which for me
have not changed with WLS.
— cjjordan
April 24, 2008
I go to 3 support group meeting monthly, primarily attended by women. One
of the common contents is that breasts get significantly smaller and saggg,
and that any butt a woman had is now GONE. A plastic surgeon spoke at our
group last month, and he said that he can do plastic surgery to remove
skin, or improve breast appearance. One thing he said he can't do is to
place butt implants, as they "float around" to use his words.
— Dave Chambers
April 24, 2008
I am 5 weeks post op for Lapband surgery and I walk 45-60 minutes a day and
I am losing fat in my butt but it is also turning into muscle and I can
feel it the following morning when I wake up as I go to sit up on my bed
the bottom part of my butt is sore and I asked my PCP and he said that the
fat is toning into muscle and he said its a "good" pain.
— Karen M.
April 24, 2008
One never can tell. I had the biggest booty in the world it would seem -
gigantic. Now..my tailbone sticks out and I am pretty much constantly
uncomfortable - maybe after some time it will toughen up. But sit wrong or
off and it sends pain right up my body. I never though of padded undies,
might try those out. I do have certain pants I wear that shape my butt into
a bootylicious catagory, but only a few - most of the time, it's flat and
non-existence. :) LOL
— jammerz
April 24, 2008
— Lil' Booty
April 24, 2008
Hilarious!...that is sooo funny...gee..you have to take the good with the
bad, I guess...as for me...yep, the booty is MUCH smaller...and yes, it is
weird but it does ache...I have to sleep with a pillow between my knees
because the padding is gone and it aches too...it is a strange
phenomenon...but I have learned to live with it...actually...I hop onto my
family's lap because they say my butt bone hurts their legs!...BUT...I love
it because before I was smothering them with my fat...I'll take the booty
loss a million times over!!! lol
— Samantha M.
April 24, 2008
Sorry to say I experienced this exact thing. I lost so much fat on my butt
that it hurt to sit for any length of time. I chose to gain back some of
my weight and to my dismay, regained too much and am now trying to lose it,
so before you take my route, consider perhaps cushioning your chairs, car
seat etc. or consider surgery (which I did not want to do). BUT, lol,
everyone is different and you may not lose all the fat on your butt. It is
when the tailbone is not padded that you have the discomfort. Wishing you
the best....
— Kathy T.
April 25, 2008
Baby I still got back! I am about 20 pounds from my goal. My rear has
always been large and lucious. It is now in proportion with the rest of my
body. I do have to do exercises to keep it high, nice and round. But I
definately don't need padded undies. My shape has always had junk in the
trunk. My mom on the other hand is not built the same as me and when she
lost her rear went flat.
Neisha
— neisha =.
April 25, 2008
I had a flat rear to begin with, so I can't help you much... but what
little I had I lost. Got to get on that elliptical and build it back up
=}
— gonnadoit
April 25, 2008
I always had a butt - until now.
— JTR
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