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Assessment of Fractional CO2 Laser in Treatment of Post-surgical Scarring of Cleft Lip
This is a prospective comparative study on 120 patients divided to three groups. Group A: 40 patients laser will be applied 3 weeks post-surgical. Group B: 40 patients laser will be applied 3 months post surgical. Group C: 40 patients as a control not treated with laser from 2017 to 2020 which will be conducted on patients with post-surgical cleft lip repair scaring. All patients will have 5-7 sessions with 4 weeks interval. Photographic documentation and evaluation of the scar will occur every 4 weeks.
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