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Traumatic pyogenic granuloma at corner of mouth..still bleening after 3 weeks after treatment by dermatologist, what kind of dr should i go to?
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Surgeon: If you are an adult see a general surgeon. If this is your child, see a pediatric surgeon. Simple excision should set it straight.
Answered 12/20/2012
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Granuloma treatment: Most dermatologists can deal with this and you should return for a check up. If you are reluctant to do this, you could see a dental surgeon or plastic surgeon for evaluation and retreatment if needed.
Answered 12/20/2012
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