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Suggested that I have Lumecca and Forma on the same day? I have mild rosacea.

Inventive64789Aug 24, 2022
My local clinic suggested that I have both Forma and Lumecca on the same day. I’m not sure this is a good idea, I have mild rosacea and worry this will irritate my skin and make it overly sensitive. I can’t find an answer to my question after searching online. Please help with this?

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