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What can be done for deep face wrinkles caused from sun damage? i am using creams now. could a dermatologist do more?
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Definitely yes: A doctor with an interest in skin care can provide you with much more powerful products to help reverse sun damage. There are many non-invasive ways to improve the health of your skin and reduce wrinkles including chemical peels, laser and ipl treatments, skin tightening procedures, neuromodulators like Botox and injectable fillers.
Answered 6/9/2017
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