Hi, I'm Dr. Brooke Jeffy.
I'm a board-certified dermatologist, winner of the Women's Choice Award 2024, and I've been featured on Good Morning America and served on the advisory board for ELLE Magazine.

For years, I told my patients the same thing every doctor says:
“Lose weight, hit the gym or go for surgeries” (which obviously not everyone can afford).

And for years, my patients kept coming back with the same complaint:
"Dr. Jeffy, I followed your advice for months. I lost weight, and built muscle, but my sagging skin is worse than before. Why is this happening?"

So I started wondering why this common advice didn’t work.

It wasn't until I started digging into recent research that I discovered the truth.
These three "solutions" aren't just ineffective.
They're actually making the problem worse.

So let me show you why each one fails and more importantly, what actually works to tone and smooth your face and body at the same time.

Starting with the biggest lie of them all:

This is the first lie most of my patients fall for.

Remember what happens when you prick a balloon?
It becomes wrinkled, saggy and deflated.

Well, that's exactly what happens when you lose weight.
You're removing the fat that was filling out your skin, but you're NOT removing the stretched-out tissue that's been hanging there for years.

So now you've got less fat but the same amount of loose skin and it looks even saggier than before, like a deflated balloon.

This is why women say, "I lost 20 pounds but I still look old."
You can fit into your old jeans, but your arms still wave goodbye, your stomach still folds, and your face still shows every line and wrinkle.

But losing weight isn't even the worst of those lies…

Let me show you another one that keeps so many women stuck with flabby/saggy skin all over their body..

This is the second lie my patients believe.
And it sounds logical…if you tone the muscle, the skin should follow, right?
So they hit the gym and try every "body toning" YouTube workout.
And after months of showing up 5 days a week, they do build muscle.

But here's the problem: you can have rock-hard muscle hiding under loose, jiggly skin.

Because working out tones muscles, it doesn't tighten skin.

And to make matters worse, some women think they're not working out enough, so they double down and train even harder.

Which means they start looking bulky…

They now have tight muscles under loose skin that makes their arms and stomach look even bigger.

But workouts aren't the only offender on this list…

The next one is the most expensive lie that costs women not just thousands of dollars, but precious time they'll never get back.

This is the most expensive lie and the one that costs women both time and money.

Because when diets and workouts fail, they turn to products and procedures.

They buy $200 firming creams that promise "visible lift in 4 weeks."
Or they go for facelifts, liposuction, radiofrequency treatments.

But creams only sit on the surface and can't penetrate deep enough to address what's happening underneath.