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How long between treatments can Vbeam and Fraxel Laser be given?

K8tie56Jan 22, 2018
Hi, after my second child I have stretchmark's on my stomach. As I'm from a country town, where there's no laser clinics, I'm planning to head interstate. Is it possible to do Vbeam and then Fraxel laser a couple of days later, to get the most out of my time away??

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