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The suitability of any laser treatment depends on skin type, the nature and depth of the pigmentation, and clinical assessment

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Your healthcare provider can assess whether concurrent use is appropriate for your individual circumstances and establish a suitable monitoring plan

Yes, but always consult a doctor before combining it with fat burners, pre-workouts, or other supplements