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Is there a limit at which the skin would puncture due to continuous growth? What happens to skin when it is overstretched? Why?

Is there a limit at which the skin would puncture due to continuous growth? What happens to skin when it is overstretched? Why?
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Is there a limit at which the skin would puncture due to continuous growth? What happens to skin when it is overstretched? Why?

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When the skin is overstretched your body has excess fat and sometimes people get surgery to remove it

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When the skin is overstretched your body has excess fat and sometimes people get surgery to remove it
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