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What type of skin show the best results from Ultherapy or laser resurfacing? Which procedure is best for skin tightening?

ScottsgirlJun 5, 2015
Does thickness and the amount of fat under the skin (I am referring to the face) have an effect on results? How long do the results last for both procedures?

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