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Is a dry patch on my right butt cheek normal or should I see my doctor? (Photo)

I had a BBL 2 weeks ago. I am starting to notice a dry patch on my right butt cheek and my butt has been very itchy is this normal or should I see my doctor

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Dr. Kenneth Hughes, MD
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