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Left Antecubital Scar Excision? (Photo)

JonnJohnsJul 29, 2021
I developed an abscess after an IV a few years ago, had surgery for the abscess, but now the scar tissue presents a challenge whenever I go to the hospital for a procedure or an emergency. Could it be possibly removed, and would doing so help me out?

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