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Curious what causes flushed, hot cheeks the day after surgery/anesthesia?
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Multiple causes: Many possible causes from an aesthetic wearing off to allergic reaction to an aesthetic or pain medicine or to tape or other devices used during procedure. Also pain and or anxiety may play a role. Any skin changes or hives? Any fever? If persistent would contact doctor and check on medications used. May want to take a picture and send it to your doctor if it doesn’t pass fairly quickly.
Answered 4/15/2019
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