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I have gotten a PRP facial and I have rosacea, I am wondering when I am able to start using my Metrogel again? (Photo)

mychalldanielleMar 15, 2019
I know that I am not supposed to use Retin-A for about a week and allowed to start using moisturizer tomorrow, but I am not sure where Metrogel fits in! Thanks!

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Dr. Nicole Eisenbrown, MD
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