Appearance - Body Fat

the extra mass of fat on each side of a person's waist

a large excess of fat in the middle part of someone's body

a large, protruding stomach, often attributed to excessive alcohol consumption

the plumpness or chubbiness of a child's body, usually in the form of excess body fat that is commonly seen in infants and young children.

the weight gain that typically occurs during pregnancy and is often retained by a woman after giving birth

a person's leg in which the calf and ankle appear to have little or no differentiation, giving the appearance of a single cylindrical shape

a condition where the skin on certain parts of the body appears dimpled or lumpy, caused by underlying fat deposits and connective tissue

an excess of fat or skin that causes a fold or second layer to form under the chin, creating the appearance of two chins

a substance taken from animals or plants and then processed so that it can be used in cooking

soft, sagging body fat that typically hangs or sags, often in areas like the arms, legs, abdomen, or buttocks

the gradual increase in body fat that many people experience as they enter middle age, particularly around the waist and hips

the appearance of male breasts that resemble those of a woman due to excessive fat deposits in the chest area

a protruding belly caused by excess fat or lack of muscle tone in the abdominal area

a large, rounded stomach

the excess body fat carried by children or teenagers during their development stages