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1Department of Dermatology Shanghai Tenth People's Hospital and Shanghai Starnic Aesthetic Group Shanghai China.
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|July 6, 2026
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This case report presents a holistic CTMP skin-management protocol for acne scarring, incorporating both an injection-based treatment and a daily skincare regimen. The injection procedure utilized a 4 mm, 32G needle to administer cross-linked hyaluronic acid and microdroplet botulinum toxin through angular injections. This integrated approach effectively improved skin quality in a patient with acne scars.
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