Titlebook: Lasers in Aesthetic Surgery; Michael I. Kulick (Faculty) Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 Facelift.aesthetic surger

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Laser Skin Resurfacing,lthough depigmentation can be a problem with deep wrinkle ablation (Figure 5–1). While resurfacing was performed with carbon dioxide (CO.) lasers in the 1980s, recent acceptance is due in part to the advanced delivery systems available. These include those made by Coherent, Heraeus, Luxor, Sharplan, and Tissue Technology.

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Book 1998 pioneer in the field, this practical manual teaches the practitioner clinical applications of lasers in facelifts, blepharoplasty, resurfacing of the skin, pigmented lesions, vascular lesions, sun damage, etc. -- and includes material on surgical "pearls", complications, patient selection and manag

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Book 1998ement, advantages and disadvantages of each technique. With over 200 4-color illustrations, and chapters by top name contributors -- Plastic Surgeons, Cosmetic Surgeons, and Dermatologists will find this book to be a valuable resource as they become skilled in the use of lasers.

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Laser Safety for Aesthetic Procedures: Surgical and Nonsurgical, been the“workhorse” for laser surgery since the 1960s. The CO. laser produces invisible light of 10,600 nm and is strongly absorbed by water in tissues [1]. Therefore, the energy penetrates skin very superficially compared to other lasers. This “what you see is what you get” principle has made the

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Aesthetic Laser Surgery,r. Apfelberg and myself. I will discuss the Laserscope potassium titanyl phosphate (KTP) and Sharplan carbon dioxide (CO.) laser systems, and Dr. David Apfelberg will report on his experience with the Heraeus yttriumaluminum-garnet (YAG) and Coherent CO. devices. Each of these systems has proven eff

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Laser Skin Resurfacing, a distinct advantage of laser resurfacing compared to dermabrasion or topical caustic agents. Excellent results are attainable with chemical peels, although depigmentation can be a problem with deep wrinkle ablation (Figure 5–1). While resurfacing was performed with carbon dioxide (CO.) lasers in t