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Erysipelas
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Post-Op Wound Care Instructions.pdf
Post-Op Instructions for Wound Seal Powder.pdf
After a Shave Biopsy Instructions.pdf
After a Punch Biopsy Instructions.pdf
Patient Instructions following Blu Light for Actinic Keratoses.pdf
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Post-Injection Filler Instructions.pdf
Microneedling After Care Instructions.pdf
Post-Op Sclerotherapy Instructions.pdf
Post Procedure Care Instructions for Intense Pulse Light.pdf
V-Beam Post-Op Instructions.pdf
A particular type of skin infection (cellulitis) that is characterized by blisters; skin that is red, swollen, warm and/or painful to the touch; or by lesions with raised borders that most frequently appear on the face or legs. It also appears as sores on the cheeks and bridge of the nose. It is usually caused by the Streptococcus bacteria and occurs in both adults and children.
Erysipelas requires medical treatment, so you should contact your dermatologist as soon as you suspect you may have this infection. Antibiotics (usually penicillin) are generally prescribed. In severe cases, the patient may need to have antibiotics delivered intravenously.