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Perioral Mounds- How to Treat? (Photo)

I started noticing my perioral mounds when I was 28, I’m 31 now and of course they’ve just gotten worse over time. What would be the best treatment option? would Botox help relax them?

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Dr. Rick Ramos, MD
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