sagging skin

dreamingthin1
on 1/15/12 7:02 am - miami, FL

Does anyone have anything that they can suggest to help with sagging skin mainly on the arms? I have lost about 90 lbs and have horrible arm skin.

ruggie
on 1/15/12 7:03 am - Sacramento, CA

VSG on 07/06/11

It'll get a little better with time, but not much. Also might get a little better with exercise, but not much. If its really bothering you, you might want to investigate plastic surgery.

Heaviest weight: 310 pounds (Male, 5'10")

dreamingthin1
on 1/15/12 7:11 am - miami, FL

Thanks. Can you please help me in how o update my weight loss ticker? I can't seem to figure that out.

janielynne
on 1/15/12 7:13 am

VSG on 04/04/11

go under Tools, then pick widgets and tickers. then pick Body. Put your new weight in....it will take a minute to save. Sometimes it will take a little time for you to see the change in your posts.

mama2girls
on 1/15/12 7:51 am

Nothing you can do besides plastics, you can mask it with shape wear and long sleeves I refuse to wear short sleeves

HW:409 SW:328 CW:185-190 GW: 190, lowest wt:165;

GS Surgery date 8/9/11

Body by Sauceda born 12/9/16

"I'm working on myself, for myself, by myself"

Lisa D.
on 1/15/12 7:59 am - New Orleans, LA

VSG on 01/24/11

I am 51 so no bounce back on the arms. I had TT and brachio done on the 6th and it hasn't been bad at all. Even with the swelling right now, I can tell that the arms are going to look great. The price is hefty but I am definitely going to wear tanks and short sleeves!

I am not big boned! Bones don't jiggle!

fysicsgrl
on 1/15/12 8:25 am

Someone on here suggested pomegranate "vitamins" are supposed to help with skin elasticity. I've been taking them since I heard the suggestion (pretty close to surgery) and I don't really have saggy skin & I've lost 88lbs since surgery. I don't know if they are the real reason for no saggy skin, but I'm not stopping taking them now