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Rash developed on breasts after augmentation? (Photo)

homa2Jan 4, 2017
I have developed a rash on both of my breaths after a BA. I am 3 weeks post op. I suffer from eczema and have dry skin. The rash is itchy and the skin is peeling, almost like it does when you have sunburn. Why could this be?

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