Lepto Problems

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~2 weeks ago, my torch fell onto my Jack-o-lantern lepto. I let it be and blew off any dead flesh, and it seemed to be fine. However, yesterday the previously encrusting edges (healthy tissue) were lifting off in the flow and it looks like the tissue is bulging, so I moved it into a lower flow/light area.

Any advice (please see photos below) would be appreciated! Thanks!
 
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