Yeah, I think I should've slimmed it down more. I tried several different ways, but kept distorting her features too much so I just trimmed her jowls a little and made the rest of her human to compensate.  I don't think I'll pick a BMI 50+ model like this again - they're just too inhuman and their massive girth puts them into the most unnatural poses, which requires disassembly of limbs, lots of redrawing, and frankly just too much work to be fun. 25-40 BMIs are a lot easier to humanize since they can still strike human-like poses and their heads haven't yet morphed into giant, shapeless potatoes.