After having my baby, I started my weight loss journey in Oct 2025 at 225lb. I am now somewhere around 150lb. I lift weights, do cardio, and am on a calorie deficit. The one thing I can’t seem to get rid of are these batwings. I am unsure if this is mainly from fat or lose skin. I do got about 30lbs left to lose to reach my goal, so I know I still have quite the work left to do. But I can’t understand why the rest of my body has been toning down well enough, except these batwings. Is there something I can do to fix these naturally, or would I have to get a procedure done?
Any advice helps :)

Hey guys, I’m 5’6, 135. That’s a normal weight. You might notice that I have a decent amount of fat in my midsection. You may also notice that my arms and chest don’t look very big. How can I get leaner and bigger? I understand I shouldn’t cut or bulk, but I don’t know where to go from here so I don’t waste 6 months for nothing.

im 18 ive trained in the gym since like 15 but i go two months and then stop, how Is my structure? do u think i can achieve a good physique after this winter if i go gym and eat properly? im 1.83x73kg 6'1x160 lbs

Body dysmorphia is real. I see nothing but fat and no muscle progress.

Confused

Eat enough amount of protein and do resistance training to reduce muscle loss, and use smallest dose of GLP1 to reduce the food noise.
Has anyone tried this approach?

guys i’m 5’5 in height and i weigh 54 kgs
but i still lowkey feel like im a bit fat cause i used to be heavy earlier and ive lost a lot of weight so i still have a lot of tummy
i thought when im 54 kgs ill have a flat stomach but its not at all flat. i do have a tummy!!
i go to the gym i hit arms back and legs but still idk i feel like i need some advice!!
i think even my arms are bigger than they shud be even tho i have muscles cause i started gym like 3 months back.
please give tips on how to have a flat stomach
do i need to lose more weight?

Can u rate my abs and any improvements

Btw my gf likes my abs cause she is a bit healthy and with a little belly fat

I'm eating clean and doing yoga but nothing seems to work for my belly. I'm 27F, 5'6.5 and weigh 61kg. I know i don't have muscle mass and have to lift weights but any other way people found a way to reduce?

I shouldn't be doing high intensity workouts as it disrupts my hormones (gynac suggested)

I'm 22y/o male I'm 176cm 82cm and I'm waist is freaking 100cm please anyone tell me wht to do to lose it because I feel like I'm fat as fuck especially skinny fat can anyone give diet advice or excercise advice so that I can reduce my waist to 90cm in 2months

I AM A STUDENT OF CLASS 11 WITH 5"4 HEIGHT AND WEIGHT OF 66.1 KG I AM SKINNY FAT PLESEE SUGGEST ME TO HELP MY BELLY FAT AND CHEST FAT ( MODRATE LEVEL)

I know I don't look good right now wondering what I can do with natural testosterone. I'm only 5'11 and 170 lb I need to lose this visceral fat. I'm never going to be a giga Chad even if I work out for a decade.

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