The woman reacts to ‘frankenstein’ scars commenting on the stomach tuck, weight loss

After someone compared her stomach tuck as a scar with a fictional monster, Natalia Aranda got sincere about her experience of the procedure.

In a recent video @Loseitwithnnat – Responded directly to a comment that called her stomach scars in “Frankenstein scars.”

The comment also questioned why she received the surgery, a “procedure to remove excess skin and fat from the abdomen”, which “smooths out and flattens your stomach”, per Cleveland Clinic.

Words for words, the comment reads: “Why go to the gym or easily exercise is much less pain and definitely no Frankenstein -Arch,” per a screenshot Aranda included in July 14 -video.

“So I have this big scar here after my stomach layer,” the impact began and gesture to a long, vertical scar in the middle of the stomach. “At my heaviest I wore a lot of my weight here, even when I was pregnant, my pregnant stomach was super high, so when I lost all weight, I had two pockets with loose skin here.”

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If, after her 140-kg. Weight loss over the past two years she had been given a “regular stomach layer”, Aranda continued to explain, “there was a great chance that I would still get the hanging skin.”

“I didn’t want it,” she said.

After doing research – with specific attention to people with a “similar body type” to their own before the surgery – the influence said she realized that she wanted to get the stomach leaving the “vertical scar” as she now has.

“No tea no shadow,” she continued, “but I feel like the people who went with the vertical scar, they have curves (and) they look more jerked.”

Aranda also shared “the reason why” she has shared her weight loss and the Mage Tuck trip, even though he knew there would be “backlash” as Frankenstein commentary. She opened online, she said, “not seeking approval from others” and “to share my story.”

“People have said that my scars are ugly, that I look like Frankenstein and say all this crazy things to me – but I don’t care,” she said. “We all have shortcomings. We will not all look like the body of the perfect magazine model. We are realistic here and we have real bodies.”

“And we love our bodies regardless, and my husband will love on my body regardless, think best,” said Aranda, before ending the video with a message directly to the viewers: “Remember that your body was not made to be accepted by society. Your body was made to take care of you. It is your forever take care.

In the caption, Aranda also added another time of how to follow a stomach or similar procedure, everyone’s body “will look different.”

“Hello my love 🩷🏻 Always remember that we are all different and when it comes to removing loose skin after massive weight loss that will look different for all of us,” the impact wrote. “Scars are not ugly. We should not embarrass people to make the best decisions for themselves.”

“Don’t let anyone make you feel bad because you want to be comfortable in your own body,” she added.