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 The dermis is the innermost layer of the [[Skin|skin]], found below the [[Epidermis|epidermis]] and above the subcutaneous tissue. It consists 2 main layers: a thinner region called the papillay dermis and a thicker region called the reticular dermis.
The dermis is the innermost layer of the [[Skin|skin]], found below the [[Epidermis|epidermis]]&nbsp;and above the subcutaneous tissue. It consists of&nbsp; 2 main layers: a thinner region called the papillay dermis and a thicker region called the reticular dermis. <br>
 
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Latest revision as of 21:55, 1 December 2018

The dermis is the innermost layer of the skin, found below the epidermis and above the subcutaneous tissue. It consists of  2 main layers: a thinner region called the papillay dermis and a thicker region called the reticular dermis.

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