This situation like most in our lives does not have one easy answer that fits everyone. There is a possibility that you might end up with loose saggy skin but manyt people don’t. There are several possible conditions to consider that might affect your skin at the end of weight loss.

You may end up with loose skin If:
“ You are older and your skin has lost some of its elasticity.
“ You lose weight at a very rapid rate and don’t give your skin a chance to adapt
“ You are losing weight in the range of 100 pounds or more

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If you stay in the normal range of losing one pound or slightly more per week under normal conditions your skin should adapt to its new body size. It is not predictable however, so you won’t likely know until you have lost the weight.
Very obese people will likely end up with likely end up with hanging skin around the abdomen area. Also, if you use supplements to speed up the weight loss you may end up with saggy skin. This is a good reason to keep your weight loss slow, simple and natural.

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If it becomes a problem because of chafing which might lead rashes and lesions or you just simply don’t like it you can have the skin removed surgically. You can help your skin to recover to some degree by continuing to lead a healthy, slender life with regular aerobic and resistance exercises. You might also consider increasing the amount and number of Super Foods in your diet. Many of them have very beneficial effects of the youthfulness of your skin. Check them out here.

Saggy skin or not the health risks of remaining obese are far greater so don’t let these thoughts get in the way of losing weight. Good health, good luck and let’s get at it.