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Pastelle Q-switched laser for face? (Photo)

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BabyDollyGApr 6, 2017
Hi, I was wondering if Pastelle Q- switched laser treatments would work for getting rid of redness in the face and freckles? I was told by the cosmetic surgeon I go to that this procedure would help. I am looking for something to minimize pores on my nose, get rid of freckles on my face, even out my skin tone, and get rid of the redness around the cheek areas. Thank you.

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