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Pin point itchy rash on chest - Is this a sign I need to replace my implants? (photo)

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SanditmJan 19, 2025

6 months ago I started getting an itchy rash on my chest. Could this be an indication that I need to have my implants replaced? Had them for 12 years.?

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