When excessive amounts of granulation tissue protrude above the level of the surrounding skin and blocks re-epithelialization, the lesion is called as _____
Augmented TCA (TCA 35% plus Jessner s solution or glycolic acid 70%) is an example of _____ chemical peel
In patch testing, the patch is removed after _____ hours to examine the site of reaction
Glycolic acid 70% for 3-30 mins is an example of _____ chemical peel
_____ involves pressing a glass slide onto the skin to compress blood out of small vessels, in order to allow evaluation of other colors.
TCA is combined with another agent like Jessner's solution or glycolic acid as it can lead to _____ when used alone
Phenol 88% is an example of _____ chemical peel
Indications of _____ depth chemical peels include actinic keratoses, pigmentary dyschromias, and superficial scars.

4 methods of removal of a tattoo?_____ to scarification with sandpaper and from caustic soda to electrolysis.
Hint: Physical method
What is the most frequently employed agent in hospital practice for cryotherapy?_____
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