An ugly outcome of a cosmetic procedure
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https://doi.org/10.66344/jpad.v20i3.416Keywords:
Dermal filler, complications, rejuvenationAbstract
Dermal fillers are being widely used for rejuvenation of soft tissues. Though usually safe and effective, a wide range of complications can occur. One such case is presented in which dermal filling of hands by an uncertified practitioner led to an ugly outcome.
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