Q51 Can folliculitis occur, and what happens if it does?
Conclusion
It occurs in a proportion of patients; the literature reports approximately 12.11% (Zhou et al., 2024). Most cases are localized and manageable, but a doctor must decide on treatment.
Supporting information
From the early postoperative period through the following months.
The reference cited above; management follows clinical standards.
Risks and limitations
Do not squeeze or puncture lesions or use antibiotics yourself. Incorrect handling may worsen inflammation or impair local healing.
Next steps
For redness, swelling, pustules, worsening pain or fever, immediately call 400-088-0173, ext. 2301, to arrange reassessment.
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