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Laser toning is a treatment technique that uses low-fluence laser technology to address hyperpigmentation issues, including sun spots, melasma, and acne scars. [📹 dr.bolanos.leon]

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Vivify Domains1 year ago

Omg that suction cup thing in the eye 🫣🫣

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BlackSamouraï (黒侍) ™ ✝️🥷🏽⚔️🤺🖤1 year ago

Damn lizards will do anything to shape shift.

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hoopla EIO1 year ago

I want to age naturally and embrace being old

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Chansoo Byeon1 year ago

i would never put that blue things in my eyes

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nik 𝕏1 year ago

Where is the AFTER photo/image?

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Derek Porter1 year ago

Can I get a before/after?

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filthymoji1 year ago

Here is a before and after

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MADDOCT0R@フジヒル2024第7スタート1 year ago

This is not laser toning. This is laser tightening.

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Bobby Beat1 year ago

Hey where is the result ? The end of the video

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