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May 17, 2024 · An abscess may be deeper, and the skin over it appears red, raised, and swollen. You might also be able to see yellow or white in the lump due to the pus underneath the surface of your skin. Some people also experience fever and chills with an abscess. Often, a boil or abscess will break and drain on its own.
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May 5, 2024 · Here's what Marshall-Green has been up to lately. Marshall-Green was a relative newcomer when he landed the nine-episode arc on The O.C. in 2005, with a six-episode arc on 24 and a few guest spots as his only credentials. After The O.C., Marshall-Green continued working in television.
May 17, 2024 · “Upgrade” follows a paralyzed man named Grey Trace (Logan Marshall-Green), who now uses a wheelchair after being brutally mugged after his self-driving car malfunctions. The muggers also...
Any idea what these are and what could be done? They never produce anything, they’re just kind of there and annoying
May 16, 2024 · Written and directed by Leigh Whannell, Upgrade is a Sci-Fi, Action, and Cyberpunk film starring Betty Gabriel, Logan Marshall-Green, and Harrison Gilbertson. The plot sees a man suffering a tragic accident and becoming paralyzed as a result. He soon accepts a STEM implant that gives him back his body and much more.
i (25f) have relatively okay skin ; i smoke so it’s not the best nor the worst but i’ve never had acne or any major skin problems until this year when ive noticed these bumps on my forehead - does anyone know if these are just wee pimples or if there is some kind of irritation from a product maybe (i do also have bangs so idk if it could be just because hair touching my face) , or does ...
Asking to see if anyone can help me identify these small plaque like bumps on my forehead and hairline. I have plaque psoriasis on my elbows and knees, and I get little plaques on my scalp too. These little lumps on my forehead seem different though, and nothing seems to get rid of them. I've tried mild steroids, coal tar shampoo, salicylic ...
