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Ultherapy first or take out my wisdom teeth first?

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monica8888May 4, 2017

I will have the ultherapy done soon, after a week or 2 will take out wisdom teeth, and the face will swallow for sure from the surgery cut, will the wisdom teeth surgery affect the ultherapy effect?

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