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Getting CO2 laser resurfacing and undereye fat transfer. Which do I do first? How should I space them out?

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littlepepperOct 8, 2024

I want to get CO2 laser resurfacing on my full face and fat transfer to my undereyes. I want to see two different providers for these treatments. Which should I do first? How long should I wait for the second procedure?

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