Okay, maybe that's a tad melodramatic, but according to a recent report by dermatologist Dr. Gary S. Chuang of the Tufts Medical Center in Boston, the preliminary results of a study he conducted link in-office lasers to airborne toxins. Chang decided to investigate the dangers of the procedure after becoming continually alarmed by the black smoke plumes that he was exposed to during the estimated 20 laser hair removal procedures that he performed a week. Initially assumed to be sulfur (which is ...
Okay, maybe that's a tad melodramatic, but according to a recent report by dermatologist Dr. Gary S. Chuang of the Tufts Medical Center in Boston, the preliminary results of a study he conducted link in-office lasers to airborne toxins. Chang decided to investigate the dangers of the procedure after becoming continually alarmed by the black smoke plumes that he was exposed to during the estimated 20 laser hair removal procedures that he performed a week. Initially assumed to be sulfur (which is ...
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