In this video Tracy answer a question about removing livor mortis, or mortuary stain, from the deceased's skin after death - there are some cases where it may be removed, and others where it can't be removed. But lividity like this can be distressing for the family if it appears on the face, so there are some techniques used in the mortuary to minimise the impact of how severe this red blotching looks.
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