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Should I get a laser peel before my facelift surgery? (photo)

dencamp2667Apr 13, 2022
I’m very unhappy with the wrinkles I’m starting to develop and want a facelift. Surgery bookings are at least 2 months out. Could I get a laser peel now so that I’ll look a little better until I can get the facelift done? Or should I wait

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