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Crusty yellow blisters on bridge of nose 2 weeks after rhinoplasty? (photo)

salher123Aug 6, 2018

It’s been two weeks after rhinoplasty and I woke up with tiny yellow crusty blister type things on the bridge of my nose. I had severely dry skin so I’m thinking this could be a result from that?

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