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[Dermography: a complement to esthetic surgery].

J P Tiziano
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Dermography (intra-dermal dye implants) is the medical application of ancestral tattooing. This technique allows very easy correction of dyschromic cutaneous lesions, and is very helpful in surgical iatrogenic sequelae. It presents a larger field of medical or esthetic applications.

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AlopeciaCicatrixEstheticsEyebrowsFemaleHumansLipMaleNipplesPigments, BiologicalSkin PigmentationSurgery, PlasticTattooingVitiligoEnglish AbstractJournal Article

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J P Tiziano. 1990. [Dermography: a complement to esthetic surgery].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1706164/

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