Hand Rejuvenation NYC

Many women are so focused on their faces and complexion that they forget that the aging process also affects their hands. There is a loss of volume, fat and elasticity in the skin as we age, resulting in wrinkles, loose skin, protruding veins and visible tendons in the hands. We may also develop sunspots and uneven pigmentation in our hands from sun damage.

Dr. Jaliman is an experienced cosmetic dermatologist in Manhattan, and has treated patients with a range of hand rejuvenation treatments in her practice. She is an expert and well-known aesthetic specialist who will carefully consider all your treatment options and create a personalized plan to meet all of your individual needs. Many patients require a combination of hand rejuvenation procedures including laser skin resurfacing, filler injections, radio frequency, and sclerotherapy. Dr. Jaliman has the knowledge and experience to help you decide which hand rejuvenation treatment is best for you. Call to make an appointment at to see Dr Jaliman in her New York dermatology office for a consultation. She will review your complete history, answer any questions you may have, discuss your goals, concerns, expectations, the risks and benefits and determine which hand rejuvenation procedure you are the best candidate for based on your skin's condition.

Many of the treatments we use to reduce signs of aging on the face can be used on the hands as well. Laser treatments such as the Revlite Laser can effectively remove age spots and discoloration. Fillers like Juvederm or Restylane Lyft (Perlane) can instantly plump your hands to their once youthful appearance. Skincare products that boost cell turnover and increase collagen production, like epidermal growth factors and retinols, can also help keep your hands looking youthful. The daily application of moisturizer to your hands daily is essential to maintain hydration levels. Apply broad-spectrum sun block to your hands when going outside. 80 percent of the visible signs of aging come from sun exposure, so this will help to maintain the health, evenness of color, and appearance of youth of your hands.

Is it possible to increase the volume of the hands?

Hands can easily be filled with injectables in a single office visit. This is beneficial because it is a method of restoring the volume lost when we lose the fatty tissue of our hands.This is an unfortunate consequence of aging. Injections are done with a hyaluronic acid filler like Restylane or Juvéderm. One of the techniques we use is to put injections of an FDA approved injectable into the upper layers of the skin. We no longer use Radiesse or Sculptra in the hands because they cannot be dissolved with Vitrase. Just in case a patient gets a lump or bump, we want to be able to dissolve it.

Is it painful to have the hands injected?

A topical anesthetic cream is placed on the hands for 20 minutes before the injections. This minimizes the discomfort of the treatment.

How long do the hand injections take?

If you are having the topical numbing cream, then the entire procedure takes approximately 1 hour.

When will I see the results from the hand injections?

The patient will notice the results from the hand injections immediately. Most people are content with the results and are very pleased with this treatment option.

Are there any side effects from hand injections?

There is often swelling. This can last a few days. Bruising is possible but it should resolve in a few days to a week. Makeup or tinted sunscreen can be used to cover this.

Can anything be done to minimize the hand swelling?

Limiting the amount of filler we use per session can minimize hand swelling. Ice packs are placed on the hands immediately following the procedure to decrease the inflammation and swelling. Medical strength arnica can be taken, which helps. Strenuous activities should be avoided for a week after the procedure. Try to avoid sun exposure right after the procedure.

Can anything be done to minimize the bruising?

Firm pressure is applied to the area after the injections. Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, Vitamin E and alcohol for 1 week before the procedure.

How long will hand injections last?

Everyone is different. Injections into the hands can last anywhere from 8 months to a year.

What can I do if I have sun spots on my hands?

Brown spots can be treated with a laser. The Cutera Xeo Acutip Laser is the best option for those with only a few brown spots. It targets each individual brown spot precisely. The Fraxel laser is recommended for those with multiple brown spots. This technology also treats wrinkles, lines and texture as well as discoloration. It is a laser treatment technology that works by laser resurfacing. It can cause some redness and does have some recovery time. A number of treatments will be needed and scheduled 1 month apart. It is usually 4 treatments a month apart. No surgery is required.

What can I do if I have a lot of sun damage on my hands, including red spots, brown spots and broken blood vessels?

The Limelight IPL would be your best choice. It can take 1 treatment or it may take up to 3 treatments spaced 1 month apart. It depends on how much sun damage you have on your hands.

What if I want a laser with no downtime?

Choose the Medlite laser. It requires a series of 6 treatments spaced 2-4 weeks apart but there is no telltale sign that you had a laser. No redness, no crusting, no bruising or even peeling. It will slowly remove the brown spots, and improve the skin tone and skin texture. It's a perfect laser for somebody who has an active lifestyle, a lot of social engagements and prefers no downtime.

Can I have radio frequency treatments on my hands?

You can have radio frequency skin tightening on the hands. It is good for loose skin and wrinkling of the surface of the skin. The Tempsure, a radio frequency machine, is a totally noninvasive therapy and tightens the skin. It takes 4 treatments scheduled 1 month apart. It is painless and has no downtime.

Can veins in the hands be treated?

A solution can be injected into the veins which causes the veins to be irritated and it causes them to collapse and disappear. This is sclerotherapy. It may take 1-2 treatments. This is often done by a vascular surgeon as an office procedure. It is safe and effective. When these enlarged, bulging veins disappear, it has the effect of making the hands appear younger.

What types of products can I use on my hands to rejuvenate them?

As we age, the already thin skin on our hands thins even more. We lose collagen and elastin each year. Free radicals in pollution, UV light, cigarette smoke also damage our collagen and elastic tissue. Wear gloves whenever possible to protect your hands and maintain their beauty. There are many products that can be used to rejuvenate the hands. Use an SPF 30 broad-spectrum sunscreen every day to prevent further sun damage. We recommend one with a high concentration of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. Skin care is very important and the doctor and her team will go over specific products and ingredients. Retinols, epidermal growth factors, peptides, Vitamin C and other potent antioxidants are very effective ingredients to look for in anti-aging creams and serums for the hands. Moisturize daily with hyaluronic acid, squalane, glycerin or ceramides to keep your hands hydrated. Avoid fragrance and essential oils as they can cause irritation. Also, avoid strong chemicals and harsh acids. Micellar water is a gentle way of cleaning the hands. Other ways to improve your skin are to use a humidifier in your bedroom when you sleep and an air purifier.

What is hand rejuvenation?

Your hands lose collagen and elastin due to normal aging, making the spider veins and tendons more noticeable. Even though they get just as much UV exposure as the face, the hands are frequently overlooked for sun protection. Your hands appear much older due to the accelerated aging process caused by the sun's damage. Age spots, noticeable spider veins and tendons, wrinkles and fine lines, and skin laxity are all signs of hand aging. Thankfully, they may be rejuvenated with minimal downtime using various non-invasive treatment options. Hand rejuvenation procedures improve the laxity, elasticity, firmness, and plumpness of the skin to renew the hands and give them a more youthful appearance. Dr. Jaliman employs a variety of ways, including laser treatments, dermal fillers, and resurfacing, to enhance the appearance of hands that are aging or sun-damaged.

Dermal fillers, Cutera Xeo Acutip Laser, the Limelite laser, Fraxel laser, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), and Thermage are a few of the most popular hand rejuvenation procedures. Sunspots, sun damage, and other types of hyperpigmentation can be eliminated with the Intense Pulsed Light laser, Fraxel laser, and Limelite laser to balance skin tone. The VBeam laser is a pulsed dye laser (PDL) that targets the red pigment (the blood and blood vessels) by selectively heating the skin. It can get rid of spider veins and lessen skin redness. Thermage CPT radio frequency tightens and reduces loose skin by delivering radiofrequency (RF) heat down into the dermis, stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin. Injectable dermal fillers containing hyaluronic acid, such as Juvederm and Restylane, can stimulate collagen and replenish lost volume and plumpness. Hydroquinone and other topical creams are frequently used with other treatments to provide the best possible results when treating discoloration. The finest results of hand rejuvenation, regaining young volume, and enhancing skin texture and tone come from Dr. Jaliman's combination method.

Common Signs of Aging on the Hands

As we grow older, it's entirely natural for our hands to show signs of aging. These signs can vary from person to person, but there are some common changes that many people experience. Here are some typical signs of aging in the hands:

• Wrinkles: Wrinkles are one of the most noticeable signs of aging in the hands. Over time, the skin loses its elasticity, and fine lines and creases appear, especially on the backs of the hands.
• Age Spots: Also known as liver spots or sunspots, these dark, flat areas of pigmentation can develop on the hands due to years of sun exposure. They tend to become more prominent as we age.
• Thinning Skin: The skin on the hands may become thinner and more fragile with age. That can make veins and tendons more visible and lead to a more delicate, translucent appearance.
• Visible Veins: As the skin thins, veins, and blood vessels may become more visible, particularly on the backs of the hands.
• Uneven Skin Tone: Changes in skin tone, including a loss of collagen, can result in uneven coloring and a less vibrant look.

Hand Rejuvenation Treatment Options

Plastic surgery is not necessary to rejuvenate a hand in many cases. Some of the potential hand rejuvenation treatments are listed in the list below. Whether you are concerned about hyperpigmentation or laxity of the skin, the best course of action will depend on them. Following an open discussion with board-certified dermatologist Dr. Debra Jaliman, we will determine the most suitable treatment plan for your needs. Because specific treatments can have unfavorable side effects, which include post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, Dr. Jaliman will also take your skin tone into account.

• Fraxel laser. Using fractional laser technology, the Fraxel laser acts as a skin resurfacing treatment that produces minute treatment zones for the skin. To show fresh, healthy skin with a more even tone and texture, the laser helps encourage the production of new collagen while eliminating the outermost layer of skin. With this laser, you may improve the skin texture and eliminate undesirable pigment, UV damage, and sun spots.
• IPL (Intense Pulsed Light). IPL is a photorejuvenation treatment that targets certain hand skin issues and repairs apparent damage from pollution, sun, and environmental stressors using various light wavelengths. It can treat sun damage, wrinkles, dark spots, and aged skin.
• Hand Fillers.Dermal fillers, like Juvederm and Restylane Lyft,are often made of hyaluronic acid. This substance is naturally present in our bodies and helps to plump up our skin effectively. A humectant that draws and retains moisture from the surrounding air for hydration and plumping is hyaluronic acid. Injectable fillers are an excellent way to minimize the appearance of wrinkles by replenishing lost volume. Additionally, studies have demonstrated that HA fillers can promote collagen production.
• Thermage CPTThe best option for non-invasive skin tightening is Thermage® CPT It stimulates collagen renewal and reduces skin laxity by heating the skin's deeper dermal layer using radiofrequency (RF) energy. As a result, the skin feels and appears younger and is tighter and firmer with fewer apparent wrinkles. Thermage can enhance the texture and suppleness of the skin on the back of your hands in only one treatment with no downtime.
• VBeam Laser.For over 20 years, the VBeam® Laser has been a popular pulsed dye laser therapy for removing redness and spider veins from the skin. It uses a wavelength of 595 nm, which safely and effectively eliminates only the red pigment from your skin without damaging the surrounding tissue.
• Chemical Peels.Chemical peels remove dead skin cells, clear clogged pores, and promote the production of new collagen by exfoliating the top layer of the skin with chemical solutions. Chemical peels help improve pigmentation, fine lines, and discoloration by exposing healthy, fresh skin cells. Chemical peels produce more even skin tone and texture as well as a healthier, brighter complexion.
• Alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs), retinoids, Retin-A, and skin-lightening creams are some skincare chemicals that can help with general skin condition improvement. When paired with cosmetic procedures to get rid of sunspots and sun damage, they can yield the best results.

With several decades of study and anecdotal data to support it, retinol is the gold standard anti-aging substance. It increases skin cell turnover, reduces pigmentation, and stimulates collagen. Chemical exfoliants known as alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) gently erode the skin-cell connection, allowing the outermost layer of dead skin cells to slide off the skin. A typical chemical for whitening skin, hydroquinone, can also be given to the hands to reduce the appearance of age spots, sun spots, and other forms of hyperpigmentation.

What is the most effective hand rejuvenation treatment?

The "best" procedure for hand rejuvenation will vary depending on your skin type and the particular skin issues you treat. Not every patient responds well to the same "best" method. Though most patients choose non-invasive treatment options over surgical procedures, you may benefit more from some treatments than others, depending on your needs. Should you experience loose skin on your hands, you can benefit from the Thermage CPT skin tightening procedure. Skin resurfacing lasers such as the Fraxel or AlexTrivantage laser might be the most beneficial treatment if you struggle with sunspots and discoloration. A combination of sclerotherapy and dermal fillers may be necessary if noticeable veins are an issue. When working with you, Dr. Jaliman considers your unique cosmetic goals, particular skin condition, and medical history to create a personalized treatment plan that most suits your needs.

Can dermal fillers be used to rejuvenate your hands?

Due to its safe and efficient application on various body parts, dermal fillers represent an innovative cosmetic procedure in dermatology. Several dermal fillers that provide volume restoration and the elimination of fine lines and wrinkles on the hands are safe to use on the hands. These include Juverderm,and Restylane Lyft. Restylane Lyft (hyaluronic acid dermal filler), Sculptra (poly-L-lactic acid dermal filler), and Radiesse (calcium hydroxylapatite dermal filler) are great choices to rejuvenate your hands by encouraging collagen growth at and close the injection site and restoring lost volume, even though not every formulation of dermal filler is intended to treat the hands.

Dermal fillers, injected beneath the skin, can rejuvenate and plump up the hands, much like procedures done on the face. Dr. Jaliman rejuvenates the hands and restores lost collagen within the skin with a range of dermal fillers. Injectable fillers like Restylane, Restylane Lyft, Juvederm Ultra, and Juvederm Ultra Plus efficiently replenish lost volume. The first filler approved by the FDA for use on the backs of the hands was Radiesse. This filler begins immediately by plumping the area beneath the skin and gradually encouraging your body to produce more collagen naturally. The long-term benefits of the treatment are compounded by the fact that many patients report that the natural outcomes persist for a year or longer.

Radiesse® and Sculptra® injections function similarly because Sculptra serves as a bio-stimulator that promotes the development of new collagen to replace that lost over time. The FDA has approved Restylane® Lyft, formerly known as Perlane, a hyaluronic acid filler, to repair volume loss in the hands' backs. Dermal fillers containing hyaluronic acid encourage the formation of collagen through a naturally occurring component in the body, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines.

To augment soft tissue and replenish lost volume, some plastic surgeons favor fat transfer or fat grafting to the hands, which involves moving undesired fat from other body parts to the hands. Since liposuction must come before fat transfer onto the hands during the same session, Dr. Jaliman neither performs fat grafting nor suggests plastic surgery. She advocates making non-invasive cosmetic procedures more widely available since they pose less risk to health and don't need unpleasant downtime. Dr. Jaliman frequently layers several dermal fillers to achieve the finest cosmetic results by successfully replacing lost volume and revitalizing the look of your hands. There is minimal downtime associated with this hand rejuvenation procedure; the primary side effects are occasional swelling and bruising from the dermal fillers.

Treatment for brown spots and age spots to rejuvenate the hands

Our skin, particularly the backs of our hands, is impacted by sun damage. Sunscreen application and sun protection for the hands are frequently overlooked, and the effects of UV damage are sometimes not apparent until later in life. There are numerous efficient ways to eliminate age spots and sun spots caused by sun exposure. To get rid of these sunspots, there are various laser treatment options available, depending on your skin type and the extent of sun damage. When it comes to minimal downtime, brown spots, sun damage, and superficial pigmentation on the skin's surface, the Fraxel Dual laser can be the preferred choice for laser skin resurfacing. Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) is another popular technique that can treat redness, sun spots, and wrinkles on the back of the hand without requiring downtime. Dr. Jaliman uses the Cutera Xeo Acutip Laser to find sunspots that are more pronounced and deeper. For total hand rejuvenation, Dr. Jaliman's protocol frequently incorporates the Fraxel laser for treating fine lines and sun damage and the Cutera Xeo Acutip Laser for specific sun spots. One advantage of Fraxel laser therapy is that the skin looks younger overall and increases collagen production thanks to tiny laser energy pulses.

Chemical peels can be used to cure sunspots on the forearms and hands, just as they can be used to treat facial discoloration and sun damage. In addition to decreasing pigmentation, increasing skin turnover, and improving skin tone and texture, hydroquinone and retinoids are also effective in conjunction with chemical peels to help rejuvenate the skin. You can tailor your treatments to the precise damage region by getting chemical peels on different treatment locations, such as the face, back, hands, arms, or neck. You can enhance texture, tone, fine lines, and pigmentation at each spot to give your skin a youthful appearance. The most common hand rejuvenation procedures are peels and laser treatments, which have little downtime.

Does hand rejuvenation truly work?

Yes, non-invasive hand rejuvenation procedures can safely and successfully minimize the appearance of age on the hands, even if wrinkles, brown spots, and visible veins are all-natural parts of the aging process. Laser skin resurfacing, chemical peels, sclerotherapy, dermal fillers, and topical treatments are a few of the most effective hand rejuvenation procedures. Let's say you want to find other options for hand rejuvenation. In that situation, seeking advice from a board-certified dermatologist-such as Dr. Debra Jaliman in NYC-is advised to get the most excellent cosmetic results without experiencing any unfavorable side effects. With years of experience with non-invasive skin rejuvenation methods, Dr. Jaliman has assisted many patients with improving the appearance of their hands.

How does hand rejuvenation work?

Making an initial consultation appointment at our clinic at Debra Jaliman MD is the first step to hand rejuvenation. You will talk about your aesthetic and goals during the consultation, including any concerns about skin tightening, sun spots, volume restoration, or any combination of these. After that, Dr. Jaliman will review your treatment options and address any concerns you may have. The treatment, whether a combination of treatments, Thermage, or Fraxel laser, will be scheduled at a time that best suits your schedule. A topical anesthetic will be used for certain hand rejuvenating treatment options to reduce any pain or discomfort you may experience throughout the process. In these situations, the numbing cream prescribed by Dr. Jaliman needs to be administered thickly one hour before the consultation.

To reduce bruising and swelling after hand fillers, you will be instructed to abstain from blood-thinning medications such as aspirin, Warfarin, Coumadin, vitamin E, fish oil, and multivitamins for one week before the procedure. Similar to this, it is advisable to abstain from alcohol 48 hours before injections because it acts as a vasodilator and increases the risk of swelling and bruising. The type of treatment, the degree of sun exposure and skin issues, and your individual aesthetic goals may all influence the number of treatment sessions required to obtain the best cosmetic results.

What is used to rejuvenate the hands?

Hand rejuvenation can be achieved through a variety of treatment methods. Dr. Jaliman can guide you toward the most effective cosmetic treatments after carefully evaluating your hands and cosmetic goals. Dermal fillers, chemical peels, Thermage, Intense Pulsed Light, Fraxel laser, and Cutera Xeo Acutip Laser are possible treatments. A topical anesthetic is used for the Fraxel laser, and dermal fillers to reduce any pain or discomfort you may have throughout the entire treatment. In this instance, one hour before the appointment, Dr. Jaliman would advise a thick layer of numbing cream that must be applied. Before the procedure, the treatment area and the numbing cream will be adequately cleaned. To preserve and extend your perfect cosmetic results, Dr. Jaliman could suggest particular skin care products or routines after treatment.

What results may one expect from hand rejuvenation treatment?

The conditions you are attempting to cure and the results that you want to achieve will determine how well hand rejuvenation treatments work. Different treatment options can yield different results and may take different amounts of time to manifest. Certain procedures, such as dermal fillers, including Restylane, yield immediate benefits upon completion of the procedure. Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers, on the other hand, usually take up to two weeks to completely absorb into the skin since, as with any cosmetic injection, there may be some transient swelling and bruising. About two weeks after the injections, Dr. Jaliman will ask you to come back to determine whether you need more treatment. As collagen takes time to build up, other dermal fillers, like Sculptra injections, may not show optimal results for up to six weeks. To repair sun damage and get rid of brown spots, laser treatments can be used once or more times. Sunspots can frequently be corrected in one or two sessions with minimally invasive lasers, like Cutera Xeo Acutip Laser, and recovery time is typically only a few days. It can take up to six months for collagen remodeling and the full cosmetic effect to appear after the Thermage laser treatment. These treatments aim to give your hands an air of youth and feel.

How long do hand rejuvenation treatments last?

Depending on the treatment chosen, hand rejuvenation has varying durations. Your hands can be treated with Fraxel and IPL to repair environmental damage, with potentially permanent outcomes. To stop more sun damage from happening, sunscreen application and appropriate sun avoidance are essential. Additionally, certain laser procedures render the skin more vulnerable to sunburn and injury by raising the photosensitivity within the treated areas. Therefore, to preserve and extend the effects of any hand rejuvenation treatments, we advise patients to include a light SPF 30 or higher sunscreen within their regular skincare routine. In addition to chemical peels, laser skin resurfacing, and doctor-recommended topical treatments, the sun damage and dark spots on the back of the hands can be reversed with no further sun exposure.

Other procedures that give the hands more volume, like dermal fillers, may last anywhere from six months to a year or longer, depending on the kind used. While Sculptra injections may last up to two years, Restylane treatments typically last six to nine months. To maintain all of these cosmetic results, most patients come back for touch-up injections regularly. Results from Thermage CPT treatments can potentially endure for up to two years for people. To preserve the greatest cosmetic results and increase skin suppleness, patients frequently come back for touch-up procedures.

Does Topical Hand Treatment Work?

Hand cream containing several noteworthy ingredients, can really improve the skin's overall appearance. Licorice root extract reduces pigmentation and brown spots. Vitamin C is a potent antioxidant that can also help even out brown discoloration. In addition, look for ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, a humectant that helps plump and hydrate skin, shea butter to nourish the skin, and allantoin to soothe. Glycerin, squalane, and ceramides are other excellent ingredients to look for in a hand cream to moisturize your skin. These components are effective for hand rejuvenation, as they include moisturizing properties that may help to plump and soften the skin. Topical creams typically don't have the same renewing power as cosmetic laser treatments or hand filler injections.

Is hand rejuvenation safe?

One safe and efficient way of reversing the effects of natural aging on aging hands is hand rejuvenation. Dr. Jaliman will assess the treatment area and talk with you about your cosmetic goals before starting the hand rejuvenation procedure. After that, she will decide which treatment, or courses of treatment, will best suit your needs. Dermal fillers, such as Radiesse and Restylane Lyft, can help patients restore volume lost in their hands and lessen the appearance of visible veins, wrinkles, and bones. For hand rejuvenation, Radiesse and Restylane Lyft have both received FDA approval after undergoing extensive clinical trials that confirmed their suitability for the intended uses.

Additionally, safe and efficient for tightening the skin and removing hyperpigmentation appearance are laser resurfacing procedures. Nonetheless, darker-skinned patients are more susceptible to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation as a result of laser treatment. All skin types are expertly treated by Dr. Jaliman, who carefully selects safe treatment options. You must receive treatment from a skilled, board-certified dermatologist like Dr. Jaliman to reduce the possibility of significant side effects.

Is hand rejuvenation permanent?

For patients who want to permanently repair signs of natural aging in their hands, including wrinkles, age spots, volume loss, hyperpigmentation, and visible spider veins and bones, hand rejuvenation is an attractive option. A variety of treatment options are available to address particular issues. These options include sclerotherapy for visible veins, chemical peels, Fraxel laser, dermal fillers treating volume loss, and IPL treating uneven skin tone and texture. The effects of these treatment choices are long-lasting and may be repeated yearly to maintain the desired level of improvement, even though they are not permanent.

What are the benefits of hand rejuvenation treatments?

Hand rejuvenation treatments offer several benefits to individuals looking to improve the appearance and texture of their hands. Here are some of the key advantages:

1. Youthful Appearance: Over time, the skin on our hands can show signs of aging, including wrinkles, age spots, and loss of volume. Hand rejuvenation treatments can help restore a more youthful look, making your hands appear smoother and firmer.
2. Reduced Wrinkles: Procedures like dermal fillers and laser therapy can help minimize fine lines and wrinkles on the hands, giving them a rejuvenated and smoother appearance.
3. Improved Texture: Sun exposure and the natural aging process can lead to a loss of skin elasticity and texture. Hand rejuvenation treatments can help improve skin quality, making your hands feel softer and supple.
4. Fade Age Spots: Brown spots or age spots on the hands can be a common concern. Specific treatments, like chemical peels or laser therapy, can effectively reduce the appearance of these pigmentation issues.

Hand rejuvenation treatments can give you more youth-looking and moisturize hands while boosting your confidence. These procedures are often quick, effective, and customizable to your needs, making them an excellent option for those looking to revitalize the appearance of their hands.

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