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Can I have laser resurfacing for my face once I start taking the osteoporosis treatment.

andronicusdanielSep 18, 2019
I am a 60 year old female. I planned to have laser treatment on my face to treat wrinkles. Recently I have been diagnosed with osteoporosis and denosumab recommended as a treatment. My question is can I have laser resurfacing for my face once I start taking the osteoporosis treatment.

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