So, just a little fitness question. I'm a skinny ass motherfcker (5'9, 125lbs/57kg) that had about 11% bf a few months ago. Non-existent chest muscles + what I think it might be poor fat distribution made me have something of a tiny beer belly or so, which was ridiculous and gave me that skinny fat look, even though I'm just skinny and my visceral fat is really low.

I started lifting about 3 months ago, and changed my diet/training for a small cut (actually it went closer to a body recomp) before clean bulking, and I went to 9,3% bf, measured appropriately by my nutritionist. And my abdominals were more defined and less soft, yet still I have a little fat belt in my lower abs, which my nutritionist said it felt like "mostly skin" (??)

I'm not obsessed with it, just a little bit curious. What gives? Most of the guys with nice (not exaggerated) abs have even more bodyfat than me, and even though it's obvious my muscles aren't developed enough for me to get that look, I'm not lean either. Not as I think I should be with this low bf. Is it poor fat distribution? If it is, will it improve with my development with lifting and/or testosterone increase? Or for unknown reasons I have an inexplicably thick skin in the abdominal region, or something else? Thanks