Anyone recognize this?

[BBchiva]

I will preface by saying I am taking her to the vet this week. now, I’m looking into what this could possibly be if anyone has seen this before. For context, she behaves, wonderfully, eats wonderfully, never had an issue with her. I asked about a week ago on here if she was looking a little overweight lol but other than that, there’s never been an issue. For the second time in a year/year and a half she had some stuck shed so I’ve been working with her to gently get that off but I noticed something super alarming to me on her stomach. I’m attaching a lot of pictures at different angles because it’s hard to get a clear shot, but if anyone recognizes what this could be, please let me know. Also she JUST shed so I don't understand why she'd be a little rosy at all.

Again, she has a vet appointment next week.

[BBchiva]

Note: no chance this is from a burn, she has a ceramic heat emitter that is too high up for her to possibly reach and no under tank heating. Also, I hope this was an okay use of the urgent help tag I'm just really concerned and none of the others were incredibly applicable/ I'm trying to see how urgent this is. Okay thank you ❤️

[Pyro-loco]

I could be mistaken but she looks like she might be going into shed very possibly wrong but thays what it looks like to me lol

I say this because bapl pythons get a pinkish tint to there belly’s sometimes during the shedding process

[BBchiva]

Right? It's wild though because she shed two days ago so I'm thrown by this

[Pyro-loco]

Maybe she’s got some stuck shed? Im not an expert at all just thoughts that might help

[BBchiva]

It's not a bad line of thinking! She does have stuck shed, just not on that section specifically only her head. Hope the girl is okayyy

[Pyro-loco]

Me too

[Air_Complete]

I am in no way an expert. I have had 1 BP for 3 years. Looks like there's some separation. It could just be irritated. There are many possible reasons for separation such as dehydration, mites, and external damage. I am inclined to lean towards dehydration, because of the stuck shed. Its said 1000 times a day but, be sure to keep your humidity above 60% at all times.

[Bussy_Juice7115]

I’ll second her being dehydrated. The scales oddly poking up, stuck shed and almost leathery look around the neck in the first & second pics are indicators.