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BBL 1 week PO, Pocket of Fluid Containing Lump. Is This Dangerous?

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lifechangrrJun 7, 2013

I Had a Bbl Done 1wk Ago Now I Have a Large Pocket of Fluid in my Pelvic Containing a Lump with No Drains is This Dangerous?

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Dr. Ryan A. Stanton, MD
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Dr. Frederick G. Weniger, MD, FACS, MBA
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Dr. C. Bob Basu, MD, MPH, FACS
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Dr. Samir Shureih, MD
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