A 28-year-old woman sat on the examining table pointing at patches on the sides of her face and scalp where it looked as if miniature grenades had exploded, leaving crevices.
“Can you get rid of them?” she asked.
A 28-year-old woman sat on the examining table pointing at patches on the sides of her face and scalp where it looked as if miniature grenades had exploded, leaving crevices.
“Can you get rid of them?” she asked.
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