@sandeepxLiv Morgan details the procedure she went through to deal with the hematoma from the head clash with Roxanne Perez on WWE Raw. “A couple weeks before Mania, we had a segment where Stephanie shoved me into Roxanne. Roxanne and I hit heads super hard, and I had this giant, juicy hematoma that was really big. Pretty much we were like, ‘It’s gonna settle and go away.’ Six or seven months passed, I still had this hematoma. ‘Let’s inject it with steroids and see if it goes away.’ We did two steroid injections, and the hematoma does go away, but it left like a divot in my head because the steroids ate the fat. Just this week, I pretty much had a fat graft. It’s not lypo, but in my mind, I had lypo and then they just put it in my head. Now it’s gonna take a couple of weeks to smooth it out. In three months we’ll know if I need another one because your body only restores 50% of the fat. But it was pretty much this long process that no one has known about that I’ve been internally struggling with. It looks better. We’re on the mend. I liked it for work. I didn’t mind it work, but in life, I was like, ‘Rough.’ It’s all I saw. It’s all my eyes went to. So I’m glad that it’s gone and we’re on the mend, but it was a f*cking doozy.” (Six Feet Under)

@sandeepxLiv Morgan details the procedure she went through to deal with the hematoma from the head clash with Roxanne Perez on WWE Raw. “A couple weeks before Mania, we had a segment where Stephanie shoved me into Roxanne. Roxanne and I hit heads super hard, and I had this giant, juicy hematoma that was really big. Pretty much we were like, ‘It’s gonna settle and go away.’ Six or seven months passed, I still had this hematoma. ‘Let’s inject it with steroids and see if it goes away.’ We did two steroid injections, and the hematoma does go away, but it left like a divot in my head because the steroids ate the fat. Just this week, I pretty much had a fat graft. It’s not lypo, but in my mind, I had lypo and then they just put it in my head. Now it’s gonna take a couple of weeks to smooth it out. In three months we’ll know if I need another one because your body only restores 50% of the fat. But it was pretty much this long process that no one has known about that I’ve been internally struggling with. It looks better. We’re on the mend. I liked it for work. I didn’t mind it work, but in life, I was like, ‘Rough.’ It’s all I saw. It’s all my eyes went to. So I’m glad that it’s gone and we’re on the mend, but it was a f*cking doozy.” (Six Feet Under)