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Used breast enlargement patches & 2weeks later, the area i used the patches is red & very itchy. stopped using but still red & itchy. is it serious?
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Contact dermatitis: Most likely it is a contact allergy from the patches. Please show this to your dermatologist. He/she will probably prescribe a cream to take care of the rash. Unfortunately, anything used on the outside of the breast for enlargement does not work.
Answered 4/25/2013
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