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Does anyone do body Ultherapy in the Pittsburgh area?

Ninalee3Oct 17, 2016
I just had Ultherapy for my face and neck. If it works out well, I would like try thighs, arms and bottom. My doctor only does faces. Thanks!

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Dr. Jason Emer, MD
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Dr. Edwin Ishoo, MD
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