Paul Mason used to be the world's fattest man until he lost 644 pounds through gastric bypass surgery. The problem is after his significant weight loss, he has more than 112 pounds of sagging skin left over that needs to be surgically removed. It's easier said than done since the operation will only be done IF Mason keeps the weight off for a couple of years, on orders of the British National Health Services.
Why would they keep him from this seemingly essential surgery though?
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