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If I had necrosis from a TT, does that mean I will get necrosis if I have other procedures done? TT revision, BBL or thigh lift

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md73Jun 11, 2020
Had a MM in 2017 and got necrosis. Had to see a wound clinic and now have a nasty scar along the incision with some stretch marks that got very red and ropey looking.

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