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I had PRP with Acell injections on my scalp 7 days ago with several lymph nodes appearing.

rmac17Feb 27, 2017
I have no pain, swelling, redness, or any signs of an infection. Overall, I feel very good. However, I have had several small lymph nodes appear near my hairline above temple area, behind one ear and one on top of head. They are not tender to the touch, but were not there prior to tx.

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