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Why Does Your Butt Look Flatter After Weight Loss?

Key Takeaways Little fat loss and diminished muscle mass make the buttocks appear flatter after weight loss, particularly if muscle maintenance isn’t emphasized. Skin elasticity, heredity, and hormones all get involved in making your butt look flat after shedding the pounds. These pairs of butt muscles get wasted and flat-looking once you lose the fat padding that was previously stretching the skin and making it look fuller. Crash or diet-only weight loss puts you at risk for muscle loss and loose skin, whereas slow weight loss leads to better results in

January 26, 2026

Post-GLP-1 Body Contouring Options: Procedures, Recovery, and Results

Key Takeaways GLP-1 meds take the fat but leave behind loose skin and muscle atrophy, so be prepared to re-sculpt your body in the aftermath if you’re after a more toned silhouette. Typical post-GLP-1 body sculpting trouble spots are the belly, arms, thighs, back, and neck. These areas frequently require specific therapies such as skin tightening, liposuction, or surgical lifts. Choose treatments based on the issue type: surgical lifts remove excess skin. Liposuction targets stubborn fat. Non-invasive fat reduction suits mild bulges. Muscle stimulation restores definition. With elective sculpting, be sure

January 25, 2026

Loose Skin After Weight Loss: Causes, Prevention, and Treatment Options

Key Takeaways Know that skin has three layers to it and depends on collagen and elastin to contract after weight loss. Slow weight loss allows the skin to catch up and adjust and minimizes sagging. Focus on gradual fat loss and maintaining muscle to cover skin, which can minimize mild to moderate loose skin. Back skin with hydration, a diet rich in protein, vitamins A, C, and E, and perhaps some smart supplements like collagen after a medical consult. With non-surgical options like topical retinoids, radiofrequency or ultrasound treatments, and lifestyle

January 24, 2026

Body Contouring After Major Weight Loss

Key Takeaways Excess skin following significant weight loss, which primarily affects the abdomen, thighs, arms and breasts, often necessitates excisional surgery to restore contour and alleviate functional issues. Consider consultations for abdominoplasty, body lifts, brachioplasty, thighplasty or mastopexy. Skin elasticity, which varies with age, genetics and the amount of weight lost, will dictate if minimal intervention or excision of skin will be required. Monitor skin transition and consult a surgeon regarding such realistic expectations. Persistent skin folds can lead to rashes, irritation, infections, chafing, and limited mobility. Surgical removal of the

January 23, 2026

Waist Sculpting With Skinny BBL & Lipo 360 Combo

Key Takeaways Lipo 360 and BBL use liposuction to remove fat from the torso and transfer purified fat to your buttocks to sculpt an enviable waist-to-hip ratio and hourglass silhouette. Speak with a board-certified surgeon to verify your candidacy and safety. Sculpts the abdomen, flanks, lower back and bra bulge through small incisions with a thin cannula. Then, it grafts viable fat cells for natural volume and smoother transitions between the waist, hips and thighs. Skinny BBL provides a customized option for lean patients by using lower fat volumes to accentuate

January 22, 2026

What Happens to Liposuction Results if I Regain Weight?

Key Takeaways Liposuction eliminates fat cells forever from the areas treated, but it does not prevent additional weight gain. Keep your weight stable to maintain your contours. Remaining fat cells can enlarge and excess fat frequently deposits in untreated areas, potentially altering body proportions and your silhouette. Weight gain can add back visceral fat not removed by liposuction, so keep a close eye on your waistline and health overall. Incorporate balanced nutrition, strength and cardio exercise, and consistent habits to minimize the likelihood of regain and promote lasting results. Set realistic

January 21, 2026

Preoperative GLP‑1 Use Lowers Surgical Risk but Requires Careful Patient Selection

Key Takeaways GLP-1 receptor agonists decrease surgical risk by inducing weight loss and providing better metabolic control before surgery. This reduces anesthesia, infection, wound healing, and clotting-related complications. These drugs improve insulin sensitivity and stabilize blood sugar, meaning emergency insulin adjustments are less often needed and perioperative hyperglycemia-related risks for diabetic patients are reduced. GLP-1 therapy’s appetite suppression and slowed gastric emptying fuel enduring reduced calorie consumption and weight loss, which better prepares patients for bariatric and metabolic surgery. Preop GLP-1 use is associated in several studies with less postop infection,

January 20, 2026