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Can I get Laser Genesis while pregnant?

DCB1123Jul 13, 2015
I'm self conscious about residual redness from past breakouts and have been told Laser Genesis will help with the redness. However, I am also trying to conceive. Is it safe to have this treatment while trying to conceive or when pregnant?

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Without close up photos or examine you in person, it is hard to say. Both laser genesis and microdermabrasion are good for treating the top layers of the skin. However, if your lines and wrinkles are caused by volume loss and sagging muscle then you'd probably be better served with fillers and...

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In general, I have my patients refrain from using a retinol for at least a couple of following any laser treatment since your skin is going to be overly sensitive. 

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