Q: i asked question#557.. how is it possible to look slightly thinner but weigh the same as before?

A: I answered it in the second paragraph -- you lost some fat and built some muscle so the total weight doesn't change but you look thinner. You look thinner because muscle doesn't take as much room as fat and also because your body builds muscle in the way that's not perceived as fat even if a body part increases in size with new new muscle. A very muscular person and a very fat person may weigh the same, but there's no question that the muscular person will look much much thinner. You experienced the same thing on a small scale.