The best way to try to prevent hanging skin when losing weight is to lose it very slowly. Most people lose too much weight too fast, and their skin doesn't have time to get used to their new weight, giving them loose skin. You should try to lose about 2 or 3 pounds per week, maximum.
The only way to truly fix loose, hanging skin that will not bounce back from quick weight loss is through plastic surgery. However, there are many creams you can try on the market.
Losing weight slowly will help prevent some of the stretched skin issues that can occur. Otherwise you may consider corrective surgery.
No. Losing weight will only make your skin flabbyer. Is that even a word?
Either, excersise more to fill the loose skin with muscle, or get surgery.
An impermiable (to water) skin.
Plastic surgery.
We have oil glands because skin needs to be slightly oily to prevent it from losing water too quickly.
compression wrapping at a reputable clinic works for some people, but if the hanging skin is excessive, it usually takes surgery and the result is often not pretty
From gaining weight and losing it faster than ur skin can adjust to it
The skin is elastic to an extraordinary degree. In the only situations in which weight loss may cause detached skin is if either you loose weight too fast (over 6 lb /3 Kg a week) or if you have lost skin elasticity due to aging. Otherwise the skin will adapt to your new shape. If you notice you are losing weight at a fast rate, it is recommended that you use a creme or something on your skin to prevent extra skin and stretch marks. In some wrongly performed cosmetic surgery procedures as excessive liposuction, there is a risk of skin detachment if you don't use a compressing belt for a while afterwards.
It takes some time for the skin to recontact to your body when you become fat your skin is stretched so you wont see it for awhile.
If you loose a lot of weight and don't build enough muscle mass you can depending on how big u were, but that can be fixed with plastic surgery.