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How long should I wait for V Beam treatment after failed Veingogh treatment? (photos)

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3 weeks ago I had veingogh treatment for visible veins on my nose...I allowed the scabs to fall off naturally but to my horror not only are the veins still present I now have pitted red scars along with them! My question is how long should I wait before having vbeam treatment on this area to remove the veins / redness in the shallow scars?

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