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Dry skin

Did anyone else experience insanely dry skin post op? I normally have pretty oily skin and there is like zero moisture left for me! Any tricks besides lotion?

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    Hi yes this happened to me as well I had lizard skin lol so dry was gross I think it was from lack of nutrients and fluids once I was able to drink enough fluids it went back to normal after awhile

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    That is the dehydration. You have to drink tons and tons of water. You literally cannot over drink.

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    My skin is do dry. I just keep drinking lots of water and bathing on lotion.

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    Yes. It was a sign I really needed to focus on my fluids.

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