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Can I do Thermage or Ulthera in the forehead area if I have en Coup de Sabre linear scleroderma? (Photo)

match1Mar 19, 2021
I have en Coup de Sabre linear scleroderma. Can I do Thermage or Ulthera in the forehead area to improve the appearance? Would fillers be better option or too risky because there are a lot of vessels and arteries in the forehead area?

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