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Skin Care and Diseases |
Dealing with Extreme Weight Loss02/02/2006 |
A client had gastric bypass surgery and has dropped 100 lbs. He claims that his 43" waist is extra skin and not subcutaeneous fat as I claim. Our goal is to firm up the belly and get it down to 37". any thoughts on who is correct and the best approach? my suggestion was to work on building his abs and obliques and filling the extra skin with muscle to replace the fat that he lost. (assuming it was all `extra skin`).
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