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How can I get rid of what seems to be dried blood under the skin on my midsection from liposuction? |
A few weeks after my procedure I was stretching and I felt something warm under my skin on my midsection. I looked in the mirror and it looked similiar to bruising. I am thinking when I stretched I tore the skin from where it was healing and the blood flowed. I am now left with permanent dark spots on my midsection. How can I possibly get rid of this? They should be absorbed in a while. If not, they will eventually grow to the surface and be gone. Wait it out.... there is a cream called THROMBOCIL its for internal bruising it could help...if not you should see ur doctor. take care.. |
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