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Sudden developed concave dimple right upper buttox (Photo)

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appmanJul 19, 2023

Hoping to identify what this is and why it's growing. Dimple (hole) is getting bigger. No trauma to area or recent injections. Getting concerned because the size is only getting bigger.

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