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|Articles|September 7, 2018
- Dermatology Times, September 2018 (Vol. 39, No. 9)
- Volume 39
- Issue 9
Special Dermatology Times supplement: Acne scarring
Author(s)Dermatology Times Staff
The September 2018 issue of Dermatology Times includes a special supplment on treating acne scarring. It highlights some of the latest advances in treating patients who suffer from this condition.
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on treating acne scarring. It highlights some of the latest advances in treating patients who suffer from this condition.
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Technology: A private practice’s best friendabout 8 years ago
Lack of standardization?about 8 years ago
Update: Immunotherapy for melanomaabout 8 years ago
A new treatment for seborrheic keratosis examinedabout 8 years ago
Hidradenitis suppurativa and Crohn’s disease linkabout 8 years ago
Clinical trials recruiting: Molluscum contagiousumabout 8 years ago
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