Alam et al., 2003 - Google Patents
Nonablative laser and light treatments: histology and tissue effects—a reviewAlam et al., 2003
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- 13292841766921950337
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- Alam M
- Hsu T
- Dover J
- Wrone D
- Arndt K
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- Lasers in Surgery and Medicine: The Official Journal of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery
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Abstract Background and Objectives Nonablative laser and light treatments have largely replaced ablative laser therapy in clinical use for the improvement of the visible signs of cutaneous photoaging, including rhytides, vascular lesions, and pigmentation. However, the …
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