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Austin et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Evaluating the effectiveness and safety of radiofrequency for face and neck rejuvenation: a systematic review

Austin et al., 2022

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7511745970501635614
Author
Austin G
Struble S
Quatela V
Publication year
Publication venue
Lasers in surgery and medicine

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Background Radiofrequency technology has emerged as a treatment for aesthetic rejuvenation. Objective To examine radiofrequency for facial and neck rejuvenation, clinical studies were assessed on effectiveness and safety of radiofrequency for acne, acne scars …
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