Accent Laser
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“Using Accent XL on Breast Tissue”

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Updated 2 Jun 2009
Posted 1 Jun 2009
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Spent: $200 in Virginia

The overall experience was good, with minimal side effects. It hasn't been 24 hours yet and I can't notice drastic changes, but I do notice very slight changes. The doctor did my upper breast area and chest up to my collar bone. I am curious how the Accent reacts to breast tissue vs. other tissues. I'm not trying to reduce cellulite, but I am trying to get rid of excess skin with stretch marks.

I'm not trying to reduce cellulite, but I am trying to get rid of excess and lax skin on my breasts with stretch marks. Does the Accent act differently on breasts and is it safe?

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emmylou3 (unregistered guest) 2 Sep 2009
Will you follow up with your progress? Have you noticed any improvement since the procedure?

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