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Thanks ,

Right now as long as I leave it alone it seems to be okay...I am

going to call my OS shortly to inquire about the bump under my lip

that has developed and will surely ask about the cream.

Thanks a bunch,

--Caboose

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> You're welcome. As far as what's next? Lord, I hope nothing for

either

> of us!

> If you think it is the same type of little pimply rash that I had,

try

> putting some astringent on it, or an anti-acne cream or lotion. I

used

> the Neutrogena clear-pore stuff, and for me that worked great. I

think

> any type of astringent would work though, maybe even those

Clearasil

> pads would work.

> I don't think you'll end up with a pimple face! My rash stayed

right

> around the nose, and just a little into the cheek area. I started

> using the astringent right away, and it didn't get too out of hand.

> Just in case it is 'true' pimples though, don't squeeze or pick

even

> if it's tempting to do so. I didn't and that helped keep it from

> spreading further I think. Of course, my face is still sensitive

from

> the surgery - so even if I'd wanted to pick at it, that wasn't even

an

> option - LOL.

> I'm sure you don't look like a swollen red nosed reindeer either.

I've

> known a couple people with cea (not sure if I spelled that

right),

> and that really can give a person a redish nose. If your nose is

red

> now but wasn't before surgery, I'd chalk it up to another skin

> reaction from the surgery - it will probably clear up soon.

> Judy (still in limbo - but hopefully not for much longer)

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