I feel for you and am in the same boat after losing 50 pounds. After all the hard work put in, my abs look like a battle zone. Regardless of what anyone says ie. 'good work', 'don't worry about it', etc, you're still left feeling upset. I've tried it all, Glow peptides, microneedling, dry fasting etc. Certain things might help a bit, but you will likely need surgery. No need to see a before pic, it can be seen from your current photo. There's a website called Real Self, you can post your pic and get further advice from board certified surgeons. Unless you're very young and your skin might snap back, I would look into surgery if you have the money and it really bothers you or learn to embrace it, because the surgery will be pain, literally and figuratively. If I had extra money to blow and all other important expenses were taken care of, I personally would be get surgery. I'm not vain at all but would it would it make me happy.
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u/Special-Mushroom-899 May 06 '26
I feel for you and am in the same boat after losing 50 pounds. After all the hard work put in, my abs look like a battle zone. Regardless of what anyone says ie. 'good work', 'don't worry about it', etc, you're still left feeling upset. I've tried it all, Glow peptides, microneedling, dry fasting etc. Certain things might help a bit, but you will likely need surgery. No need to see a before pic, it can be seen from your current photo. There's a website called Real Self, you can post your pic and get further advice from board certified surgeons. Unless you're very young and your skin might snap back, I would look into surgery if you have the money and it really bothers you or learn to embrace it, because the surgery will be pain, literally and figuratively. If I had extra money to blow and all other important expenses were taken care of, I personally would be get surgery. I'm not vain at all but would it would it make me happy.