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Assessing nonsurgical options for facial restoration.

Hamilton TK.

Atlanta Dermatology, Vein, and Research Center, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. drhamilton@dermandvein.com

In this article, the readily available nonsurgical options for facial restoration are reviewed and compared as the first step in treatment selection following careful facial evaluation.

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