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Help me please! Harmed by Profractional Laser. Can anyone specialized in laser damage help me? (Photo)

KittehkittehSep 19, 2022
I had a profractional laser treatment performed by a board certified dermatologist who specializes in cosmetic treatments on 8/19/2022. He said he did 100 microns stack pulsed with 150 microns around my mouth. I am four weeks out and have gotten progressively worse with extreme redness, stamped out holes in face and raised and indented lines. Does anyone specialize in laser damage that could help me? He denies damage. I have returned to see him twice. He offered BBL for redness but I’m terrified

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