Tammy Slaton from 1000 Lb Sisters might ask for a second skin removal surgery for her legs. She has little bow-shaped legs that are extremely difficult to walk with. For years, she struggled with mobility since she used a wheelchair most of the time. Chris helped her move the chair everywhere she went.

Tammy wowed fans with her incredible physical appearance after Dr. Rubin removed more than 10 pounds from her neck, arms, and belly. She looked like a new woman in the pictures she and TLC shared on social media. She weighed 201 pounds before the surgery. As she scaled, she gave a shocking expression, knowing her weight was so much down.

1000 Lb Sisters: Tammy’s Big Changes In Post-Surgery Photos Shock Fans!

A Redditor shared a screenshot from Amanda Halterman’s June 7 TikTok live stream to show how Tammy looks now. Many fans were taken aback by the reality star’s improvements in physique. She had no saggy skin on her neck, and later, they spotted her arms much slimmer than ever. Since she previously had so-called bat skin, she herself was blown away without them.

Tammy is called amazing for her arms because she has shown pure effort in her journey. She left vaping for good days to come and old tough days to leave. She doesn’t want to suffer anymore because she has already seen the worst in life, which became lessons and experiences that won’t be forgotten. Just like netizens, she is falling in love with her healthier version.

1000 Lb Sisters: Fans Want Tammy To See An Orthopedic Doctor & Seek Another Skin Removal!

Tammy Slaton’s fans on Reddit are curious to know when she will undergo skin removal surgery for the loose skin between her legs. She once said that she is working towards getting the surgery as she has shed a lot of weight. But Dr. Rubin and his team performed the first surgery on her upper body.

A Reddit user created a thread to show fellow users that they watched Tammy dancing away due to bullying. While the OP said they are super proud of her transformation, they can’t stop worrying over her deformed legs. They genuinely requested that she seek advice from an orthopedic doctor and a plastic surgeon on the well-being of her lower body.

The person asked Tammy to visit a specialist, which would be ideal for her. Her knees always bend, making it difficult for her to walk. Undergoing a knee replacement first and then skin removal is the process to treat leg heaviness. After the topmost part has less skin, it is highly uncomfortable for her to push herself through her legs.

Also, Tammy needs to focus on her bone health. We don’t know when she might receive approval for her second skin removal procedure, but it’s not anytime soon because she is still recovering. A gap of 13-14 months between surgeries is required. Moreover, her financial setbacks might be another reason for her not having a full transformation.