
Daily Derm Times: April 7, 2025
Key Takeaways
- A novel injection technique effectively prevents sunken cheeks in masseter hypertrophy treatment, with high patient satisfaction observed four weeks post-injection.
- Tofacitinib demonstrates efficacy in reducing itch and skin infiltration in prurigo nodularis, though its effects may diminish over time.
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Novel Injection Technique Prevents Sunken Cheek in Masseter Hypertrophy Treatment
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