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I obtained my medical degree then completed a three year family medicine residency with a special emphasis on cosmetic dermatology.This cosmetic dermatology focus led to a two year position as the director of cosmetic research at Alhambra Medical and Cosmetic Center, during which time I published a number of clinical papers and investigated a plethora of topical skincare products.
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D.O., AOBFP
B.A. Exercise Science, Occidental College
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