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Who should perform a Venus Tri Bella procedure? The doctor or the assistant?

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kathystromerSep 27, 2019

I've gone to two different medical spas & both places said the doctors don't perform these procedures?? Should I demand that the doctor do the procedure or am I being too cautious?

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