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I am pregnant in 17 weeks and 4 days and i do co2 laser in my eyebrows in small area to remove old tatto can i use neosporin ointment or no ?
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Yes: The amount and means of administration of neosporin as you describe will pose no risk to your developing baby.
Answered 4/25/2016
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