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CLEVELAND — Using laser and light devices to treat autoimmune or connective tissue disease sequelae, such as scarring, requires careful consideration, according to a speaker at Cleveland Clinic’s Medical Dermatology Therapy Update IV.“A lot of times, patients with sequelae from their autoimmune or connective tissue disease are turned away,” Shilpi Khetarpal, MD, a cosmetic
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