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Which treatment should I do to get rid of this very deep atrophic scar on my face? (photos)

Gentle345357Feb 27, 2022
Hello. I have an accident 3 weeks ago and it seems like leaving a deep rolling scar on my face. I’m wondering which surgery or treatment should I start doing right now to get rid of the scar completely. I heard good reviews about subcision and fillers but wanna explore more options

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