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Botox injections into strawberry haemangioma?

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MTW46Jun 18, 2023

Is there any contraindication injecting into an old scar from a strawberry haemangioma birthmark removal? Its above inner left brow right where doctor injects for frown lines. Always super tender. Mild swelling and bruised for couple weeks.

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