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Autoimmune disorder and lasers (like Forever Young BBL) is a NO, right?

Svetlana B.May 17, 2014
I have celiac disease, which is an autoimmune disorder. One of the many troubles it brings is skin disorders like eczema, rosacea and dermatitis herpeformis (called "celiac rash.). I'm curious about the Forever Young BBL. I seem like a great candidate since I'm fair with freckles/sundamaged skin. But as I researched, it seems anyone with an autoimmune disorder would have trouble healing--right? Let me know your thoughts. I am 45. Thank you.

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Thanks for your query. It is very unlikely for skin to get red and rough after 2 months. If you have not done anything in between then you can visit your treating doctor. Hope it helps.All The Best

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Thanks for your query. It takes couple of sessions for the freckles to go away completely. You can attach your picture for a better consult, hope it helps.All The Best

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