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Is Fotona 4D approved for use on neck and hands? Is there any risk of nerve damage in those areas?

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Inquisitive1105Dec 29, 2021

Is the Fotona 4d safe/approved for use use on delicate skin such as the neck and hands? Is there any risk of nerve damage if used on these areas?

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