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What are these bumps? Would a laser like Halo take care of them? (Photo)

newnose2018Apr 20, 2020
I have recurring bumps of different shapes on my brow. Been to 2 derma and neither can tell me exactly what they are. I have been using retin A with no results as well as the skin classic machine which left me with tiny red marks. Would a laser like halo take care of them?

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Dr. Rebecca Gelber, MD
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Answered on Apr 22, 2020
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