From the Cosmetic Dermatology Archives

Laser and Light Therapies in Skin of Color: Special Considerations

Nonsurgical cosmetic procedures are very popular and are performed by dermatologists all over the world. The use of laser and light devices has made these procedures easier, safer, and more affordable. Most of these procedures do not require anesthesia, hospitalization, or downtime, and the recovery period, if any, is short. The relative ease of nonsurgical cosmetic procedures and the minimal pain and discomfort associated with them have made them very compatible with the busy lifestyles of most people.


 

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