Measurements, how have your's changed? Share please!
Ok, so I went digging though all the old posts on the fitness board b/c I KNEW somewhere I had posted pre-surgery measurements and I FOUND them.
Weight 288.00 lbs.
Body Fat 56.00%
Bicep 15.00 in.
Chest 56.00 in.
Waist 47.00 in.
Hips 62.00 in.
Thigh 27.00 in.
Calf 18.00 in.
Today -
Weight - 191
Body Fat 40%
Bicep - 13 in.
Chest - 36 in.
Waist - 35 in.
Hips - 43 in.
Thigh - 19 in.
Calf - 13 in.
Share yours please!
Courtney - Lap band to VSG revision
I cannot wait to see the difference. Yours looks absolutely amazing.
See the difference between your thigh and calf? My calves are so thick that there's only about a 2" difference. Both numbers are smaller now, but relative to each other the calf is still huge. Why I'll never wear skinny jeans. Sigh.
Highest weight: 335 lbs, BMI 50.9
Pre-op weight: 319 lbs, BMI 48.5
Current range: 140-144, BMI 21.3 - 22
175+ lbs lost, maintaining since February 2012
I haven't been tracking all of the body areas...here's the ones I have...
Pre-OP (4/21/11) Post-OP(9/26/11) (Now)
Chest 44 38 36.25
Waist 47.25 36.5 35.5
Hips 46 43.5 41.25
Arm 13.5 12.75
Thigh 28 23 23
In order to set a goal for measurements, I just googled the typical measurements for a size 6 woman....not sure if that is accurate for my body, but I think that would be my ideal dress size.
Alain Polynice Arm Lift & Revision BL 4/15/15
Alain Polynice Hernia Repair, Revision TT, Lipo Flanks 5/28/14
Dr. Lee Gallbladder Removal 5/28/14
Francisco Sauceda TT & BL 6/3/13
Mitchell Roslin VSG 5/12/11
Weight 245 lbs.
Body Fat 53%
Bicep 22 in.
Chest 48 in.
Waist 40 in.
Hips 48 in.
Thigh 30 in.
Calf 21 in.
Today -
Weight - 137
Body Fat 23%
Bicep - 11 in.
Chest - 35 in.
Waist - 27 in.
Hips - 37 in.
Thigh - 20 in.
Calf - 15 in.
I am still loving life with my sleeve! Been maintaining at or below goal for over 4 years!
"People spend a lifetime searching for happiness; looking for peace. They chase idle dreams, addictions, religions, even other people, hoping to fill the emptiness that plagues them. The irony is the only place they ever needed to search was within." - Ramona L. Anderson
