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Long lasting pimple after rhinoplasty - what can be done to treat this? (Photo)

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zachtobin2Aug 2, 2022

had rhinoplasty in july of 2021. this pimple showed up around october and even though the redness will often fade it won't entirely go away. i was on accutane and the pimple did go away fully but the side effects were too tough i couldn't stay on it. had doctors and dermatologist say not to worry about if the pimple is anything more. trying hard to build my self-esteem back up following really tough identity issues post operation with a bit of regret. really would like any help or advice.

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