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What is the Difference Between Pelleve and Reaction?

Anonymous FLJul 3, 2013
I understand that Reaction by Viora at Pelleve are both RF treatments. What is the difference between the two, and is one better than the other for the lower face/jawline area? I am considering Reaction for mild laxness in that area. Thanks

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