|Articles|February 7, 2004

Experience limits laser resurfacing complications

When it comes to complications from laser resurfacing, prevention isthe best medicine. For patients, this means picking the most qualified doctoravailable. For doctors, it's sometimes a matter of knowing your limitations.

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