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Post Ingrown Toenail Surgery Help

2017-04-15 18:39:01
A couple months ago I got ingrown toenail surgery on both sides of my great toe and on one side on the other, now that the nail is growing back, I also noticed where the nail is gone, where it got cut, skin is growing over it, will the skin be pushed out of the way or will my nail go through the skin causing a even worse ingrown toenail?
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Thanks for the query. That is a very limited description to make any comments. I suggest you to revisit your dermatologist for a diagnosis and treatment plan. Delaying may not be a good option unless you know what the diagnosis is. Hope it helps you.
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Answered2017-04-16 10:47:45

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