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Peel classification

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The Society’s classification illustration introduces a way to organise peel topics. Read it alongside the underlying formulation, tissue context and clinical question.

Peel classification
Peel classification · international-peelings-society.com

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  • Classification terminology
  • Formulation context
  • Depth as a study topic
  • Histological comparison
  • Clinical indication
  • Limits of a classification
Peel classification
Peel classification · international-peelings-society.com

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