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Hydrogen peroxide is usually the go-to treatment for most people after they get a cut or abrasion. But should hydrogen peroxide always be the go-to solution? In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz explains how hydrogen peroxide works to aid in treating cuts and abrasions as well as when to use it. There's even a hydrogen peroxide fun fact at the end that may shock you. http://DermTV.com Connect with DermTV: http://www.facebook.com/dermtv http://www.twitter.com/dermtv Everyone can have beautiful, healthy, and younger looking skin, and DermTV, the Internet's daily skincare video show, will demonstrate how by revealing expert tips and techniques and by providing real solutions for real skincare issues. Skincare (whether cosmetic or medical) previously required a trip to your dermatologist or a shopping spree at the pharmacy. And that's if you have a trusted nearby dermatologist or a local informed pharmacy. But not anymore. We at DermTV are committed to making best-in-class dermatology and skincare guidance accessible to everyone, anytime, at your computer. Every weekday, our host, Dr. Neal Schultz, one of New York's most trusted and respected dermatologists (see bio below), teaches skincare's most timely and timeless issues. Topics include: the best at home techniques and new technology for facial rejuvenation, preventing and fixing sun damage from wrinkles to skin cancer, breaking news in dermatology, general skincare topics, and more. TAGS: hydrogen peroxide, first aid, cut, scrap, abrasion, antibiotic ointment, bandaid, band aid, band-aid, skincare, skin care, skin, dermtv, dr. schultz, doctor, dermatologist, dermatology, health, medicine, beauty

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http://www.thedoctorsvideos.com/video/25645/Hydrogen-Peroxide


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