Deep chemical peel leads to necrosis of the skin upto the level of the _____
When excessive amounts of granulation tissue protrude above the level of the surrounding skin and blocks re-epithelialization, the lesion is called as _____
Augmented TCA (TCA 35% plus Jessner s solution or glycolic acid 70%) is an example of _____ chemical peel
Glycolic acid 70% for 3-30 mins is an example of _____ chemical peel
Glycolic acid (30-50%) applied for 2-3 mins is an example of _____ chemical peel
What is the most frequently employed agent in hospital practice for cryotherapy?_____
Indications of _____ depth chemical peels include:
Phenol 88% is an example of _____ chemical peel
Indications of _____ depth chemical peels include:

4 methods of removal of a tattoo?_____ to scarification with sandpaper and from caustic soda to electrolysis.
Hint: Physical method
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