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It's unlikely.
If your bodyweight is already below average for your height, losing weight is likely to have the OPPOSITE effect from the one you hope to achieve.
Many skinny people think that losing more weight is going to get rid of their bulging belly, because of a mistaken belief that weight loss means fat loss.
In reality, a bulging belly is caused by low tone in the muscles around your waist, so weight loss usually makes their belly even more flabby, as an energy-poor diet 'de-trains' these muscles even faster.
Being underweight has serious long-term consequences. For example, osteoporosis (bone deterioration) does not affect elderly people who are chubby, because their bodyweight stimulates bone maintenance. If you are skinny, the condition develops early, because your bones receive less of this stimulation.
The widespread belief that 'losing weight' is just about the same thing as 'shaping up' or 'being healthy' IS A MYTH.