when skin streches is it convex or concave?
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the continuity of the skin would depend on how stretched it is... meaning if it is as tight as physically possible it's likely to be neither. however the likelihood of that happening isn't very great. taking gravity into consideration, it is likely to assume that the skin will be concave, however that is not going to be 100% factual. \n\njust for technicality's sake, let's be technical... that answer would be based on perspective, someone viewing the stretched skin from an upright standing would see concave/convex, while someone upside down would see the opposite.\n\nnone the less, i believe that (leaving all technicality aside) stretched skin would be concave based on gravity.
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plano concave\nconvexo concave\nconvergent
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depends on the skin condition, need more info
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Skin is in several layers. The top layers absorb water faster, so they expand and cause the "wrinkled' effect.
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you need to have a regimen of strict exercise that tighten the skin . Failure of that, you will need to consult a cosmetic surgeon.
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Growth or weight gain causes stretch marks (like pregnant women get on their belly). Weight loss assists, but the best way is to buy special lotions for strech mark removal. available at most chemists.
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They r strech marks...try cocoa butter lotion...Its real good for strech marks...
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consult your doctor.. for curvatures less than 20 exercises may do and the best exercise is swimming others go to a chriopractic practitioner.. >20- 40 some doctors advice to have a brace..  >  40 surgery is adviced
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FLESH AGAINST MUSCLES.
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It depends on how curved the penis is. There is a disease called Peyronies disease\nWhat happens under normal conditions?\n\nThe penis is a cylindrical organ consisting of three chambers: paired corpora cavernosa that are surrounded by a protective tunica albuginea; a dense, elastic membrane or sheath under the skin; and the corpus spongiosum, a singular channel, located centrally beneath and surrounded by a thinner connective tissue sheath. It contains the urethra, the narrow tube that carries urine and semen out of the body. \n\nThese three chambers are made up of highly specialized, sponge-like erectile tissue filled with thousands of venous cavities, spaces that remain relatively empty of blood when the penis is soft. But during erection, blood fills the cavities, causing the corpora cavernosa to balloon and push against the tunica albuginea. While the penis hardens and stretches, the skin remains loose and elastic to accommodate the changes. \n\nWhat is Peyronie's disease?\n\nPeyronie's disease (also known as fibrous cavernositis) is an acquired inflammatory condition of the penis.  It is the formation of a plaque or hardened scar tissue beneath the skin of the penis. This scarring is non-cancerous, but often leads to painful erection and curvature of the erect penis (a "crooked penis").\n\nWhat are the symptoms of Peyronie's disease?\n\nThis scarring, or plaque, typically develops on the upper side of the penis (dorsum). It reduces the elasticity of the tunica albuginea in that area and, as a result, causes the penis to bend upward during an erection. Although Peyronie's plaque is most commonly located on the top of the penis, it may occur on the underside or on the lateral side of the penis, causing a downward or lateral bend.  Some patients may even develop a plaque that goes all the way around the penis, causing a "waisting" or "bottleneck" deformity of the penile shaft. The majority of patients complain of generalized shrinkage or shortening of their penis.\n\nPainful erections and difficulty with intercourse usually lead men with Peyronie's disease to seek medical help. Since there is great variability in this condition, sufferers may complain of any combination of symptoms: Penile curvature, obvious penile plaques, painful erection and diminished ability to achieve an erection.\n\nAny of those physical deformities make Peyronie's disease a quality-of-life issue. Not surprising, it is linked to erectile dysfunction in 20 to 40 percent of sufferers. While studies have shown that 77 percent of men demonstrate significant psychological effects, the numbers, medical researchers believe, are under reported. Instead, many men affected with this truly devastating condition suffer in silence. \n\nHow frequently does Peyronie's disease occur?\n\nPeyronie's disease affects a reported one to 3.7 percent  (about one to four in 100) of males between ages 40 and 70, even though severe cases have been reported in younger men. Medical researchers believe the actual prevalence may be higher due to patient embarrassment and limited reporting by physicians. Since the introduction of sildenafil citrate, an oral therapy for impotence, doctors have reported increased incidence of Peyronie's cases. With more men being treated successfully for erectile dysfunction in the future, an increasing number of cases presenting to urologists are anticipated. \n\nWhat causes Peyronie's disease?\n\nEver since Francois Gigot de la Peyronie, personal physician to King Louis XV, first reported penile curvature in 1743, scientists have been mystified by the causes of this well-recognized disorder. Yet medical researchers have speculated on a variety of factors that might be at work. \n\nMost experts believe that acute or short-term cases of Peyronie's disease are likely the consequence of a minor penile trauma, sometimes caused by sports injuries, but more often by vigorous sexual
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they're creases from using our hands ... slowly close your hand and watch the lines. That's where your skin folds
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what skin, do mean the labia or the clit.\nBoth can protrude, it is normal
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streching of teh cornea.
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the loose skin is because of your weight from the previous body, its all stretched out from all the fats expanding as skin is elastic. NOw what can only happen is that you fill up those empty skin with muscles. That means you have to bulk up with weight training and your loose skin won't be loose now more cause it will be firmed and thigten with muscle. as for the chest, i suggest you go see a doctor. Cheers
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() vs )(\n\nhow would something be quasi concave
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Usually, newer stretch marks are a reddish color and then fade to being a more skin tone color.\n\nSo...neither of those explanations are really right, though having them fade to skin color during losing weight is more correct than them turning red, because stretch marks go from red to skin color, not the other way around.
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It's not that only your fingers and toes wrinkle, but they do so more easily.\n\nInevitably, a nice long soak in a bathtub sloughs off the excess sebum from your epidermis. As a result, your skin starts to take on water. The top layer of the epidermis is known as the stratum corneum, which is Latin for "horny layer." These are the tough, dead skin cells that are constantly being sloughed off your body in your clothes, your bed, and in the form of dandruff. Disturbing, but true. \n\nYour fingers and toes have especially thick layers of stratum corneum. Once deprived of sebum, they swell up with water, causing wrinkles.