THE OUTCOMES OF weight loss are usually warm-welcomed: your energy levels are higher, your athleticism has improved, and you're likely feeling generally healthier (not to mention more confident).

There are endless upsides to releasing unwanted weight: improved health, increased energy, elevated confidence. The list goes on. But one possible downside to significant weight loss is developing ...

You’ve been working hard in the gym and monitoring your calorie intake – not an easy feat, especially during the holiday season. (The eggnog will get you.) Now, you’ve lost a lot of weight. Yay!

Gradual weight loss can help your skin adjust to a new size and avoid loose skin. Non-invasive skin tightening and surgical procedures are available if other treatment fails. Aging, smoking, and sun ...

A cosmetic procedure promising to tighten up loose, sagging skin is like a face-lift at a fraction of the cost, without the knife and with little to no downtime, though the results are not permanent.

Bariatric surgery can help people who struggle with obesity lose significant amounts of weight, but after that weight comes off, it can leave behind sagging or loose skin. This happens because the ...

Often, the aftermath of weight loss is expected and welcomed: higher energy levels, smaller pants, a more defined body. But sometimes it comes with unexpected, unwanted changes, too-namely, loose skin ...

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