Loose Skin Club - Anyone Else?

Hong Kong Yanpep International
I agree with Terry_40, slow and steady wins the race! And yes to the protein, protein, protein! I've definitely noticed a difference when I slack on my protein intake. My skin doesn't look as good, and I feel less firm overall.
 
Elevated blood sugar from these other compound or HGH usually isn't worth it. This class is solid anti-diabetes so you're covered. If you keep sugars fine then good, but if not health might flip negative.
 
Similar story—dropped 45 on ozempic, switched to zepbound. Got nausea and diarrhea when I overate, spaghetti was weird trigger. Two months on zepbound now, not moving yet but upping to 7.5 this week. Body's adapted after years but zepbound feels different, more refined.
 
t68s only for me. bought in january and march, and the third-party testing came back solid. waiting on march batch to finish testing but looking very promising so far. they take cards and ship in 3-4 days. way more convenient than the drama with other vendors.
 
was on compounded meds for 2 years, down 65 lbs which felt amazing. but my heart started racing hard—like it was gonna burst outta my chest. took myself off because the palpitations scared me too much.
 
Huge journey! Started on Zepbound in 2023, dropped 24 on the 2.5 dose, then switched to Mounjaro in November when T2 showed up. Combine that with exercise and actually eating right, and I'm in the best place I've been. Still got more to go but man, grateful.
 
Already on anxiety meds when I started. First 1-2 months had bumped-up anxiety, wish I'd asked for more meds. After a month things flipped—now more mellow than before. Much better.
 
Did my first 2.5mg two weeks ago and cried at my weigh-in today. Posted a month back about anxiety taking it and everyone was so supportive I finally went for it. Lost 12 lbs. First time in over a decade I didn't gain. My sugars are the most stable ever on my monitor. Can't wait to hit my goal.
 
Started KLOW soon with Reta maintenance and hoping it helps the creepy skin texture I got on my arms and legs after dropping a hundred twenty pounds. Combination of age hormones and fast loss hit me hard there. Wondering if anyone found real improvement with that specific overlap of compounds and loose skin zones.
 
The loose skin conversation is different for everyone. What most people find is that it's less noticeable to others than to yourself, and that the skin does improve slowly over 12-18 months especially with any kind of resistance work. The body image adjustment takes longer than the skin does.
 
the do-it-for-yourself framing is the correct one for loose skin decisions - the external judgment concern that drives a lot of the anxiety about how the body looks post-loss tends to be less of a real barrier than anticipated once you are actually at the point where the decision is relevant. the surgery-or-not is a quality-of-life decision for the person in the body, not for anyone else's approval
 
Pretty happy with the copper peptide results so far, mainly hoping to prevent sagging skin as I shed pounds and calm some inflammation. Only a couple months in, but my skin definitely feels firmer and the needle meets more resistance going in now.
 
Yes it does! So many people who haven't even started fret over loose skin instead of the serious health problems that come with obesity. And then there are those who treat this like a time machine and expect to look 20 again, come on. Do I look 20 again? No chance. Have I got a floppy wobbly belly with loose skin? Yes, even though I work out regularly and lift heavy. Am I hugely grateful for this drug? Absolutely.
 
Loose skin, yes, though not much so far since I still have about 15 kg to lose, but it's already visible around my stomach and inner thighs. I don't mind too much, and I'd only have surgery if it hurt my health. I don't think you'll have problems losing 35kg, do not worry!!
 
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