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$Typically, tattoo removals use unfractionated 1,064-nm picosecond lasers, however, new data suggests a combined treatment with fractionated picosecond lasers may be more effective.$

Combining 1,064-nm Picosecond Lasers Effective in Tattoo Removal

An April 2022 study found that using a combination of fractionated and unfractionated 1,064-nm picosecond lasers may be more effective and safer in tattoo removal than only using unfractionated picosecond lasers.

[VIDEO] How One Doctor Adapted For Aesthetic Practice Success

Del Campo takes us on her journey from her vision when first opening her practice to the trends and technologies she sees in the future of aesthetic medicine.

Bacteria-derived Melanin Displays Array of Cosmetic Benefits

Research published in Preprints explores the potential of melanin produced by marine bacteria for photoprotection, antioxidant and antimicrobial benefits.

Knockout Adapalene Gel is a reportedly FDA-approved retinoid acne treatment.

Stryke Club 'Strikes' Acne with Full Strength OTC Knockout Adapalene Gel

Knockout Adapalene Gel is a reportedly the first and only full prescription strength FDA-approved OTC retinoid acne treatment.

Cysteamine vs. Hydroquinone/Ascorbic Acid for Epidermal Melasma

Cysteamine was confirmed to be an effective treatment for melasma despite a lesser melanin index reduction.

The Emsculpt Neo group had a mean 20.5% reduction in adipose tissue thickness and 21.5% increase in rectus abdominis muscle thickness.

RF + Electromagnetic Stimulation Reduces Fat, Increases Muscle

The treatment device significantly reduced adipose tissue thickness and significantly increased rectus abdominis muscle thickness.

Eyebrow Lifting with Barbed Threads

The authors treated 38 patients with mild-to-moderate brow ptosis or without ptosis (mean age 35.5, all female) using a barbed threading technique in their clinic.

A study from the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology identified a potential link between acne and omega-3 fatty acids deficiency.

Research Identifies Link Between Acne and Omega-3 Fatty Acids Deficiency

The study, conducted at the Department of Dermatology and Allergy in Munich, Germany, measured the nutritional parameters of 100 patients diagnosed with acne and found that 94% had below-recommended levels of omega-3 fatty acids.

Submental Fat: Combining Cryolipolysis and Kybella for Better Outcomes

Following sequential cryolipolysis and deoxycholic acid injections, 100% of subjects achieved ≥1-grade improvement, and 71.4% achieved ≥2-grade CR-SMFRS improvement.

RF + Ultrasound Cavitation vs. Cryolipolysis for Weight Loss

Researchers compared the efficacy of ultrasound cavitation plus radiofrequency (RF) versus cryolipolysis on leptin, insulin, waist circumference, skinfold and body weight in central obese patients.

Fractional RF Microneedle for Hand Rejuvenation

The RF fractional microneedling-treated hands showed a mean 44% improvement in dorsal skin surface roughness.

The study showed that 94% of acne patients had systemic omega-3 fatty acids well below (8-11%) the recommended levels.

Could Omega-3 Nutritionals Resolve the Acne Crisis?

Research presented during the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology Spring Symposium identified that 100 patients diagnosed with acne had low systemic omega-3 fatty acid levels.

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