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I'm about to start taking tamoxifen for breast cancer. I haven't had chemotherapy. Can I have a hydrafacial?

March 8, 2016
Asked By:suzanneroc in Birmingham, AL

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Answer: I'm about to start taking tamoxifen for breast cancer. I haven't had chemotherapy. Can I have a hydrafacial?

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