This is the first question that matters, because it prevents the wrong procedure. Fat dominance usually looks like localised thickness that blurs the waistline, with skin that still has reasonable recoil. Skin dominance looks like looseness, creasing, or redundancy that persists even when volume is not excessive, often after weight change or pregnancy. Structural drivers … Continue reading How do I know whether my waist problem is fat, skin laxity, or something structural?