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... TheDenverChannel.com - Health - New Skin Resurfacing Procedure Requires Little Downtime Search HealthPam's JourneyDiet And FitnessHealth FeaturesHealth Focus HomeLocal NewsNational NewsAs Seen On 7NewsWeatherThe InvestigatorsCall 7 For HelpVideoSlideshow Center7 SportsNews TipsWeird HeadlinesEntertainmentHealthFamilyMoneyTechEducationEveryday HeroLive CamsTrafficForumsFoodTravelLocal ExpertsAcademic All-StarCommunity ConnectionsAutoDatingCareerDealsLegal CenterHouse and HomeReal Estate and MortgageWeddingsYellow PagesAdvertiseAbout 7NewsContact Denver's 77 News TeamHDTVEveryday HeroCommunity AffairsTV ListingsOscarE-mail Sign UpMy 24/7 WirelessMy 24/7 WeatherDesktop AlertsRSSPremium Weather Homepage > Health New Skin Resurfacing Procedure Requires Little DowntimeDoctor Says Portrait Skin Regeneration Can Improve Tone, WrinklesPOSTED: 3:07 pm MST February 27, 2006UPDATED: 3:17 pm MST February 27, 2006Email This Story | Print This StoryIn the hussle and bustle of today's busy world who has time to spend two to three weeks at home recovering from a cosmetic procedure?

Traditional skin resurfacing procedures require lots of downtime but a new treatment has been proven to shorten recovery time.It's called portrait skin regeneration.

It's a non-laser technology approved by the Food and Drug Administration for skin resurfacing."What this instrument does is it rejuvenates the skin of the face.

It improves tone, wrinkles and pigment discoloration of the skin," said Dr.

Peter Schmid...

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