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Laser hair removal

Dermatologic Therapy, 2005
Since 1996, there have been numerous advances in hair laser removal that utilize melanin as a chromophore. All of the devices on the market may be used in patients with light skin (phototypes I-III) and yield hair reduction near 75%. The ruby (694 nm) laser, alexandrite (755 nm) laser, and diode (810 nm) laser, as well as intense pulsed light are ...
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Cultural aspects of the hair removal, hair care and neurosurgeon

British Journal of Neurosurgery, 2021
In having a neurosurgical operation is a transformative moment in anyone’s life, and afterward there’s a bad haircut to go along with it for few months.
Deepak, Gupta, Revanth, Goda, Shini, Up
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Methods of hair removal

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1999
The methods of hair removal vary between simple inexpensive means of home treatment (shaving, plucking, depilatories) to expensive and potentially time-consuming means used by paraprofessionals, nurses, and/or physicians (electrolysis, lasers, x-ray). The ways in which these different methods induce hair removal, the duration of such removal, and the ...
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Laser Hair Removal: A Review

Dermatologic Surgery, 2013
Unwanted hair growth is a common aesthetic problem. Laser hair removal has emerged as a leading treatment option for long-term depilation.To extensively review the literature on laser hair removal pertaining to its theoretical basis, current laser and light-based devices, and their complications.
Stephanie D, Gan, Emmy M, Graber
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Laser Hair Removal Update

Facial Plastic Surgery, 2001
Laser hair removal has made possible the permanent reduction of unwanted hair. However, this technology remains far from perfect. Many advances have occurred in the past several years to improve laser hair removal, including lengthening pulse widths and adding mechanisms to cool the skin during treatment.
M M, Hamilton, S H, Dayan, P J, Carniol
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Hair removal on dermoscopy images

2015 37th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), 2015
Digital Dermoscopy is a tool commonly used by dermatologists for assisting the diagnosis of skin lesions. The presence of hair in such dermoscopic images frequently occludes significant diagnostic information and reduces their value. In this work we propose algorithms that successfully identify and remove hair from the dermoscopic images.
Ilias Maglogiannis   +1 more
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Laser Hair Reduction and Removal

Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2011
Hair removal by any means is unlikely to decrease in popularity, especially with the advent of laser technology allowing for effective treatment of hypertrichosis and hirsutism. There are many effective laser and intense light sources. Although virtually all skin types can be treated, the ideal target is a dark hair on light colored skin, and treatment
Whitney, Hovenic, John, DeSpain
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LASER-ASSISTED HAIR REMOVAL

Dermatologic Clinics, 1997
The use of lasers in the treatment of a number of different skin disorders and diseases has become commonplace. This tremendous acceptance by both physicians and patients is a direct reflection of the high degree of precision and selectivity provided by lasers, which helps to minimize the risk of side effects and complications while simultaneously ...
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Hair removal

Clinics in Dermatology, 2001
M, Ramos-e-Silva   +2 more
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