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Can Skin Tightening be Measured Objectively?
Can skin tightening be measured objectively? Jason Pozner, M.D., A. Jay Burns, M.D., Berry DiBernardo, M.D., and E. Victor Ross, M.D., share their answers during the Vegas Cosmetic Surgery 2014 Laser Roundtable session.
Can skin tightening be measured objectively? Jason Pozner, M.D., A. Jay Burns, M.D., Berry DiBernardo, M.D., and E. Victor Ross, M.D., share their answers during the Vegas Cosmetic Surgery 2014 Laser Roundtable session.
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