Many options are appropriate, based on data from past studies, for pre- and postresurfacing skin care. Approximately 73% of the results of the survey correlate with information from the literature. Past studies do provide information to help us select interventions that can improve wound healing and the final cosmetic outcome. Further studies involving resurfacing patients may clarify some of the more complex wound care issues, such as oral prophylactic antibiotics, hydroquinone, and topical vitamins C and E.
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