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Can Pulsed Dye Laser like Vbeam be used when you have dermal fillers?

May 30, 2015
Asked By:Rupertfriend in Beverly Hills, CA

I have a few red acne marks (not scars) after a break out on my cheeks. I have radiesse in my cheeks and JUVEDERM in my laugh lines. Is it safe to do Vbeam ? Will it effect or dissolve my dermal fillers? What is the best way to eliminate post acne red marks Thanks! :)

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Answer: Vbeam has no effect on dermal fillers

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Answer: Vbeam has no effect on dermal fillers

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