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How long to wait after Vbeam procedure before CO2 laser? Can I have Vbeam 1 week after?

Persistent9276Dec 19, 2024
My skin barely gets red after Vbeam, the healing is very fast. I know the waiting time should be 4 weeks or more, but because CO2 has significant downtime I can only do it during holidays which are coming up, that would make it 1 week after Vbeam. How risky is it?

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