Dermatology has been one of the major disciplines that has contributed to the rapid advancement of cosmetic surgery. Various cosmetic procedures including chemical peel, dermabrasion, hair transplantation, laser surgery, soft-tissue augmentation, and liposuction have been refined or developed by dermatologists. This article describes the involvement by dermatologists in these cosmetic procedures.
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