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    • Dermatologists actively perform a wide range of minor and major procedures.
    • Patient care involves substantial time dedicated to interventions like aesthetic injections, biopsies, and cryosurgery.

    Key Insights:

    • The role of a dermatologist extends beyond visual assessment to hands-on procedural expertise.
    • In-office procedures highlight dermatologists' efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

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    • Emphasizing the procedural capabilities of dermatologists can reshape professional perception.
    • Highlighting efficiency and cost savings in procedural dermatology can benefit patient care models.