Skin Tightening Tips, Pls?

[Stacy_40]

gi concerns are real but you can manage them. stay at the lowest dose longer — don't stack side effects by moving up fast. ginger chews, smaller meals, hydration all help the first few weeks. if your gi is already handled, the med usually doesn't make it worse long-term.

 

[fuzzy_coasting]

Making the switch from cardio to lifting is the right call at this stage - the excess skin is mostly a composition problem at this point, not a weight problem. Resistance work doesn't make skin disappear but it fills in what's underneath and changes how it looks significantly.

 

[leanreaderjr]

65 lbs and the skin changes coming with it is the part nobody really prepares you for. Walking daily is one of the better low-impact things you can do for loose skin alongside the weight loss - it keeps circulation up and helps the underlying muscle tone that gives skin something to contract against. The mindset of the skin as a reminder rather than a problem is worth holding onto.

 

[restart_daily]

Months to years is the honest timeline for skin changes - the tissue is adapting on a biological clock that exercise can support but not dramatically accelerate. The 'starting to tighten' experience at your current point is real confirmation that time and movement do work.

 

[oliveholdingon51]

Might be worth trying daily facial creams, gentle massage, or scraping tools and seeing if that provides even a little help, though staying consistent with it matters a lot.