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Xiaolan Ding

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Photography, video and lens-based practiceEpidemiological modelling

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|Dec 09, 2025

Depigmentation Therapy of Refractory Facial Vitiligo Using 532-Nm Picosecond Laser: Two Case Reports and Literature Review.

Xinxin Li, Xuhai Yuan, Juan Du

|Mar 14, 2024

Long-Term Effects and Prognosis Following Suction Blister Epidermal Grafting in Vitiligo Patients.

Xiaoyi Shi, Fang Wang, Yifang Sun

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