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Should I see lilttle red clots in my urine after BBL or am I draining?

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shan2008Jun 24, 2017

Hello I had my bbl fat transfer from my stomach to my buttocks on 6/16 and I'm having some red things coming out my vagina when I urine and wipe. Is that normal? Are the fluids still draining

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