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Red scarring and indents caused by V Beam laser! What are they? Are they scars? (photos)

inasintzMar 27, 2017
Can they heal in time? Had vbeam done twice, once in june and once in october. He said the settings were moderate, 7 whatever you call it, "joules"? Well anyways I'm left with red marks that are slightly indented. I'll share some pics this time! I threw in some before pics as well.

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Dr. Sameer Bashey, MD
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Answered on Mar 30, 2017
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