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After laser for mole removal my new skin is still not flat, what can I do?

RASHMI MAHAJANMar 25, 2017
I went for laser for my upper lip mole but it's been six months and new skin on that area is not flat. My doc gave me 2-3 injection on that area but it didn't worked

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