When a heavy fold of skin hangs over the lower abdomen, it can affect hygiene, comfort and confidence. Elegance Clinic in Surat helps you remove it safely.
A pannus is a thick apron of loose skin and fat that hangs down over the lower abdomen. It usually forms after major weight loss, when the skin has stretched too far to bounce back.
Many people in Surat notice this after bariatric surgery or after losing weight on Mounjaro, Ozempic or other GLP-1 medicines. The fold can be small or it can hang past the groin.
When you carry extra weight for years, the skin stretches and loses its elastic fibres. After rapid weight loss the fat shrinks, but the skin stays loose.
The right treatment depends on how much skin hangs and whether the abdominal muscles are loose. Your surgeon plans this carefully at your consultation.
After surgery the lower abdomen looks flatter and the hanging fold is gone. Hygiene becomes easier and clothes fit better. Scars settle over several months and stay low so they hide under underwear.
Honest answers about this concern in Surat.
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