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|Articles|February 1, 2005
Chemical peels still affordable, efficient workhorse
Stanford, Calif. — Against the numerous advances in cosmetic dermatology, chemical peels retain a valuable role as a time-proven, safe and cost-effective modality for aging skin rejuvenation and other indications, according to Cherie M. Ditre, M.D.
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