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Gastric Sleeve

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I'm new to this thread I had a few questions

Has anyone had the Gastric Sleeve and has PCOS and acanthosis nigricans, if so how does your skin look, and what are some tips to manage the acanthosis nigricans?

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I had an ex boyfriend who had the surgery and his “patches “ cleared up for the most part. Skin removal surgery helped with the rest (like underneath breast area was not underneath anything anymore). His diabetes reversed so his skin tags and patches really reduced on their own.

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