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01-19-2006, 06:21 PM #1Registered User
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Excess skin?
I've lost I mass amount of weight and now have crap loads of skin hangin off, I'm only 16 and I was told that'll tighten up over time but it's bad i can make my stomach into a tray table to carry things. I think I would fall of a building a become a parachute, any help?
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You will get some tightening over time (as you are so young you may also 'grow' into your skin a little as you mature).... But, unfortunately, surgery is going to be the only thing that will remove LOTS of skin that has stretched as a result of rapid weight gain and loss...
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