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Is it normal for your hair and skin to permanently change after having a baby?
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Yes, but...: ...Most of the changes are not normally permanent. If your hair got thinner after delivery, it will grow back. Dry skin and increased pigmentation will usually go away. The only changes that might be permanent are stretch marks - and even they will lessen considerably over time.
Answered 9/28/2016
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