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Correcting Hypopigmentation from CO2 Laser Treatments
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bettlerd
in White Plains, NY
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The best way to avoid hypopigmentation is before the CO2 laser
Any resurfacing technique can cause hypopigmentation if its effects extend deep into the dermis, the permanent layer of the skin. As the damage goes deeper and deeper, more and more pigment cells are lost. Dermal elements are also lost, resulting in an abnormal smooth appearance of the skin as well. Healing with deep resurfacing techniques is prolonged, sometimes greatly.
Here is the paradox: the deeper the resurfacing, the more wrinkles are removed. However, the deeper the resurfacing...
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