Steroid-Induced Rosacea
The left side shows topical-steroid-induced rosacea. The right side shows the same patient after steroid withdrawal and photobiomodulation therapy.
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These four static images come from Wikimedia Commons and clearly show treatment-result comparisons. Every image is displayed in full without cropping, and no video thumbnail or unrelated model is used.
The left side shows topical-steroid-induced rosacea. The right side shows the same patient after steroid withdrawal and photobiomodulation therapy.
This single composite image clearly shows the same patient before and after scalp micropigmentation treatment.
The source identifies this photograph as the treatment result of nodular and cystic acne vulgaris. The complete composite is shown without cropping.
This static composite image shows a clear hair-transplant before-and-after comparison. No video thumbnail or unrelated portrait is used.
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