I had a hair transplant done years ago that probably was a mistake. I'd now like to just be bald.Trouble is, the transplanted area is covered in 2 to 3 mm depressions, many a much darker pink than the rest of my caucasian scalp. I can't just shave the area.My impression of laser resurfacing is that it can bring smooth skin to patients who begin with relatively mild skin problems. For those with more significant problems, improvements are partial.Can laser resurfacing give me a smooth pate, or is it likely to leave a bumpy, discolored mess?
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There are many chemical peels on the market today. Medical-grade peels are going to be the best when it comes to treating Melasma. Topical home care is very important too. If you can’t use hydroquinone, other options are Kojic acid, Vitamin C, Licorice Extract, Arbuti, or a blend o...
I use hyfrecation initially, followed by selective fractional co2 laser on an interval visit, to effectively destroy active syringoma.
This treatment is the most favorable for asian, caucasian, and black skin.
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