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Cost and Number of Treatments for ProFractional Laser?

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Charlotte811Mar 20, 2009

I am interested in learning more about ProFractional laser treatments for fine lines and wrinkles on my face. What is the cost per treatment, and how many treatments are usually needed? I am 53 and have had Sculptra a year ago and have Botox in forehead and corners of eye areas.

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