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Prolonged use of hydrocortisone use left my skin discolored, thin and rough, is a fat transfer a good solution?

Me myselfJan 28, 2020
I was offered a fat transfer. Is this my best route? Are they’re bad side effects from this procedure like Lumps? Are other options better. If so what are they? Please help. Need advice.

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