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Bump after mole removal - how can I get rid of it? (Photo)

Enthusiastic858327Oct 3, 2022

Around 2018 I decided to remove 2 moles around the nose by myself. Ever since that, I got these bumps in the same place the moles were. How can I get rid of it?

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