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How much time between Vbeam sessions?

vbeamquestionMar 24, 2023
I was recommended multiple vbeam procedures, each spaced three to four weeks apart. I was wondering if three weeks is too soon between sessions, or is that standard? It seems quite brief. (This is with the vbeam perfecta).

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