Pannus stomach occurs when excess skin and fat hang down from the abdomen. Pregnancy and weight loss can cause pannus stomach. Find out more.

Apron belly, medically known as pannus stomach, is a term used to describe a flap of skin hanging from the abdomen. Learn what helps to treat it and cope with it.

Also known as the pannus stomach, Apron Belly develops when there is an excess of skin and fat hanging down from the abdomen. Contrary to popular belief, this condition is not solely a result of overeating or lack of exercise. While these factors can play a role in its development, they are not always the primary culprits.

The lower pannus is a part of your lower abdomen commonly called a "fanny pack" or "apron." Following significant, rapid weight loss, this area of skin can hang down, becoming unsightly. Most common after pregnancy or bariatric surgery weight loss, many people opt for surgical removal of excess skin.

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