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I have small red dots on each buttcheek, they are a bit sore and warm. What is it? Will it go away by itself? (photo)

sarasvardMar 8, 2019
It’s been 3 months since I had my bbl surgery and about a month ago I noticed small hard dots, by then they were not red or sore, I could just feel them with my hand. Now I’ve accidentally pinched them while pulling up pants and now they are red, sore and warm. So I just want to know if this is normal? Will it go away by itself? I’m sending a picture of the absolute worst one.

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Dr. Johnson C. Lee, MD
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