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If you have frequently struggled with your weight and have recently lost a significant amount of weight, you might be basking in your success. Unfortunately, for many people, their feelings of joy are short-lived when they realize the remnants of being heavier can last a lifetime. If you are disappointed in the way your body looks, there are ways to feel more confident in your new skin.
Lift Heavy Weights
Regardless of whether you are a male or female, lifting weights will give you the best results for sculpting your body. Start by consulting a personal trainer who can guide you on beginning workouts for someone of your fitness level. If you have underlying medical problems or musculoskeletal concerns, your personal trainer will modify your training program so you can continue on your weightlifting journey. One of the major benefits of lifting weights is loose skin and stretch marks will become less noticeable. The more muscle you build and the less subcutaneous fat you have, the more your skin can fit snugly over the muscle and have a camouflaging effect.
Consider Fat Removal
Utilizing fat removal procedures can help you sculpt your ideal shape, especially when combined with weightlifting. There are several types of fat removal procedures, with some being more invasive than others. Liposuction is frequently used because it quickly removes fat from the targeted area, but the recovery can be longer. This procedure is better than less-invasive methods when it comes to larger areas on the body and when you need significant contouring. Some examples of areas that are larger include the abdomen, buttocks, hips, thighs, and back. Depending on your desired outcome, your doctor will remove more or less fat from specific areas. For example, removing fat from the abdomen, back of your upper thighs, and low back can make your buttocks and hips look fuller, even though they have not been altered.
Be Patient
Although you may have recently lost weight and wish your body would "snap back," the reality is most people will have some residual loose skin and stretch marks. Give yourself a year or two of maintaining your healthier weight and doing what you can to reduce the appearance of excess skin and stretch marks before your consider skin removal surgery. Most surgeons will want evidence that you have not used drastic measures to lose weight, so it is more likely you will not undo the skin removal. Additionally, you should consider your goals for your body and life, which might delay your surgery plans. If starting a family soon is important or you have aspirations of being a bodybuilder, it makes little sense to have skin removal surgery now, only to stretch your skin back out shortly thereafter.
Not having the ideal body after weight loss can be disheartening for some people or even prevent some people from trying to lose weight. Fortunately, a combination of cosmetic procedures and your own effort can help you make strides toward having a body that makes you proud of your accomplishments.
Share30 December 2017
