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What is the bump that developed at my Botox injection site? (Photo)

paigekhMar 29, 2018
One day after my most recent Botox injections to forehead, I developed what I thought was a zit. It eventually dried up and the outer layer of skin flaked off, but now flesh colored bump is still there. What could this be and how do I get rid of it? I’ve had many rounds of Botox and this has never happened.

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