The upper arms are an area where body shape can change even when overall weight remains relatively stable. Fat distribution, skin elasticity, ageing and previous weight loss can all influence their appearance. As a result, two people who have similar concerns about...
A woman’s abdomen can look and feel noticeably different after having a baby, even once the pregnancy weight itself has been lost. The reason for this lies in the fact that pregnancy affects several layers of the abdominal wall simultaneously. Fat distribution...
Liposuction and abdominoplasty can both change abdominal contour, but they do so in fundamentally different ways. Choosing between them requires identifying whether the concern originates primarily from fat, skin, the abdominal wall or a combination of these...
Pregnancy does not change one isolated part of the body. The abdomen expands, breast volume may fluctuate, skin stretches and patterns of fat storage can shift. After childbirth and breastfeeding, some of these changes reverse naturally while others remain. The term...
It is possible to maintain a relatively stable weight, exercise regularly and still have areas of the body that remain disproportionately full. Genetics, hormones, age and individual patterns of fat distribution all influence where the body stores fat, which explains...
Significant weight loss can bring about major improvements in health, mobility, and overall body size, yet the skin itself doesn’t always contract to match the newly smaller frame underneath. The abdomen is one area where this discrepancy can become particularly...
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