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What doctor do i go to for cheek piercing removal?
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It depends: it depends where,and how much damages it had caused. you can see a plastic surgeon, for complicated one that required some kind of repair. or a regular doctor for non complicated one. a lot of them will heal on their own after you take the piercing out.
Answered 2/17/2015
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