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Vaser liposuction and breast fat transfer. Is this a sign of a blood clot or something gone wrong? (Photo)

_windstruck_Feb 18, 2019
It’s 6weeks post op and my breasts are still pretty high, tight and sore. And a red bump in between my breasts started developing. Is this a sign of blood clot or something gone wrong? My right breast is ok but the left one still feel very sore like needle poking. Is there something that I should be concern of? My ps told me to just massage off the red bump and whenever I did that, it went hollow like you can almost feel a hole there but will nvr go way.Please advice!!

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