Re: Big boobs and baggy skin

[Guest guest]

> the loose skin will not really go away with losing weight,

> but I am wondering what is likely to happen to my boobs

> shape-wise - will I be left with wrinkled old bags like

> those tribal women you see? DH and I joke that I will be

> able to flip them over my shoulder to get them out of the

> way but that is really not a prospect I relish! Those

> of you on the more large breasted side, what has been your

> experience? Any tips for skin firming (I am not in the market

> for a tummy tuck so non surgical solutions please!)

The elasticity of the skin (how much collagen is in it) really is a

genetic factor and not really predictable from person to person.

There are some things like drinking lots of water and losing weight

slowly that may help your outcome. Some people, like Mina (see past

posts) swore by massaging lotions into the fatty areas (might help

with reducing stretchmarks too)but again slanted towards your own

genetic skin factor. And yes, for most people (even those with

smaller breasts) experience the 'boobs-be-gone' phenomenom because

they are basically fatty tissue. You may build up the chestwall

muscle and have better posture, but you can count on lossing that G

size! Hehe just buy some sexy wellsupporting bras and no one will

know if they droop or not! ;-)

For a good look at some before and afters of people who lost tons of

weight by eating right and exercising, check out this months issue

of People magazine - wow!

joni

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*A friend if like a good bra, close to your heart, hard to find and

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[Guest guest]

I will admit I have Furniture Disease....my chest is always in my drawers. I've

gone from a nearly B up to a D and back again. I figure as long as

Secrets keeps making bras I'll be ok without surgery.

Almost one week on BFL and doing great!