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Q-switched combination laser provides option for treating hyperpigmentation
Dallas - A new Q-switched combination 532/1,064 Nd:YAG laser provides physicians with an option for treating postsclerotherapy hyperpigmentation, according to a presentation scheduled for the annual meeting of American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery.
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