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Is there a doctor in Southern California who can safely remove these DPN's from my face with no scarring? (photo)

sr_babeMay 23, 2017
I started getting DPN's in my early 20's and they have spread and multiplied more & more over the years. They are taking a toll on my self esteem. I would like to have them removed without the appearance of scars. Help!!

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Dr. David Hansen, MD
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Dr. David Hansen, MD
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Answered on May 28, 2017
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Dr. Jason Emer, MD
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