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Diode Laser and Fractional Laser Innovations
Facial Plastic Surgery, 2019AbstractLaser technology continues to increase in popularity and expand treatment options for patients with common but challenging skin conditions including facial telangiectasias, facial aging, striae distensae, and acne scars. Facial telangiectasias have been estimated to occur in tens of millions of people worldwide.
Kaete A, Archer, Paul, Carniol
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Ablative Lasers and Fractional Lasers
2020Absorption curves for water are very low in the ultraviolet and visible range and the absorption curve rises in the near-infrared range and is the highest in the far-infrared. The absorption curve of water in far-infrared peaks at 2940 nm and then decreases, then gradually increases (Fig. 10.1) [2].
Jae Dong Lee +2 more
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Ablative and Fractional Ablative Lasers
Dermatologic Clinics, 2009The field of nonsurgical laser resurfacing for aesthetic enhancement continues to improve with new research and technological advances. Since its beginnings in the 1980s, the laser-resurfacing industry has produced a multitude of devices employing ablative, nonablative, and fractional ablative technologies.
Lori A, Brightman +8 more
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Fractional CO2 Laser Resurfacing
Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2011Fractionated CO(2) lasers are a new treatment modality for skin resurfacing. These lasers have been shown efficacious in treating facial photoaging changes and scars. These lasers have an improved safety and recovery profile compared with traditional CO(2) laser resurfacing. Precise treatment parameters vary between patients, the pathology treated, and
Paul J, Carniol +2 more
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Nonablative Fractional Laser Resurfacing
Dermatologic Clinics, 2009Nonablative fractional resurfacing (NFR) uses a mode of delivery with preservation of the stratum corneum, a true resurfacing with epidermal extrusion, and creation of microscopic thermal zones of injury that ultimately lead to neocollagenesis. This article discussed the science, clinical indications, patient selection and preparation, posttreatment ...
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Laser systems for ablative fractional resurfacing
Expert Review of Medical Devices, 2011Ablative fractional resurfacing (AFR) creates microscopic vertical ablated channels that are surrounded by a thin layer of coagulated tissue, constituting the microscopic treatment zones (MTZs). AFR induces epidermal and dermal remodeling, which raises new possibilities for the treatment of a variety of skin conditions, primarily chronically ...
Paasch, Uwe, Haedersdal, Merete
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2020
Fractional technology has been hailed as the most important breakthrough in laser dermatology in the last two decades. Application of this technology to both ablative and non-ablative devices has allowed treatments of plethora of indications whilst reducing the down-time and improving patient acceptability.
Sarah Felton, Vishal Madan
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Fractional technology has been hailed as the most important breakthrough in laser dermatology in the last two decades. Application of this technology to both ablative and non-ablative devices has allowed treatments of plethora of indications whilst reducing the down-time and improving patient acceptability.
Sarah Felton, Vishal Madan
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