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PS: I forgot to mention that I also have acanthosis nigricans which is the very unfortunate side of PCOS, anyways I was just wondering if anyone who had the bypass and has this skin condition how does your skin look now?

did you guys have to have some type of laser, or any other treatments afterwords so it can fade?

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I still have AN on my upper thighs and I’m post menopausal but friends of mine had their AN fade away on it’s own during weight loss.
I’m not done loosing weight yet…

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