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How do i reduce my skin changes after pregnancy?
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Wait a bit: Most of the skin changes in pregnancy will improve or resolve within about 6 months. Some (stretch marks, saggy skin) may not go away. All the dark pigment should go away. Your ob/gyn can tell you what won't improve.
Answered 4/1/2014
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Time: I would allow your hormones to return to baseline. Nursing may effect the as well.
Answered 9/26/2012
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What changes: Are you concerned with color, texture , sagging....?
Answered 12/11/2012
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