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Skin Resurfacing and Rejuvenation

by Mary Beth Nierengarten • August 1, 2006

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Another issue may be the learning curve involved in using these techniques. For Dr. Papel, however, this really isn’t much of an issue. All the things I’ve mentioned, other than carbon dioxide laser, are pretty easy, he said. All you have to do is watch somebody and develop some judgement about what will work and what won’t work. He added, the good thing is there aren’t a lot of complications with this kind of stuff. Most things are fairly benign.

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Filed Under: Departments, Facial Plastic/Reconstructive, Medical Education, Practice Focus, Tech Talk Tagged With: facial, injectables, laser, plastic, rejuvenation, surgery, techniques, technology, treatmentIssue: August 2006

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