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Woman getting body slimming treatment

Laser-assisted Lipo Offers Viable Grafts and Effective Tightening

One-month posttreatment, 88% of subjects ranked improvements as good/excellent and 92% rated skin tightening as satisfactory/very satisfactory.

Black man receiving laser hair removal treatment on chest.

Complication Rate of Nonablative Devices for Skin Types IV-VI

The rate of PIH was significantly higher for diode and erbium-doped lasers compared with intense pulsed light and radiofrequency.

Bruising around the eye

Low Frequency Nd:YAG Reduces Post-Injection Bruising Time

Researchers found that using a 1,064 nm Nd:YAG laser can reduce bruising time post-filler treatment by half.

Woman before and after pore size reduction treatment

1,064-nm Picosecond Laser Reduces Pore Size by 30%

Researchers foun that the use of fractional 1,064-nm picosecond laser appear to be effective and safe in reducing pore size.

Laser hair removal device on legs

Majority of Laser Surgery Lawsuits Involve Non-Physician Operators

The authors noted that this research is consistent with previous findings in laser surgery litigations between the years of 1985 and 2012.

Person using laser to remove a black tattoo.

[Laser Tattoo Removal] 1,064 nm Picosecond and Nanosecond Lasers Equally Effective

All the lasers included were effective for the removal of black tattoos, with 1,064 nm lasers having the best efficacy, followed by 755 and 595 nm lasers.

Women pinching love handles

The 1,064 nm EON Laser Reduces Fat in the Flanks

Subjects underwent one 20-minute treatment with the EON laser on both flanks with ultrasound scans performed at baseline and 12 weeks post-treatment.

Man getting plasma treatment on upper eyelid

Plasma IQ Outcomes Similar to Other Plasma Rejuvenation Devices

The Plasma IQ device created microthermal wounds of reproducible depth and width.

Cryotherapy machine

Cryothermogenesis Effective in Reducing Subcutaneous Fat in the Body

The repetitive application of cryotherapy proved effective in reducing subcutaneous fat in the abdomen and saddlebags.

The new study examines helium plasma dermal resurfacing using higher energy (40%) and a double pass treatment protocol.

High-Energy Helium Plasma Resurfacing Delivers Dramatic Results

“Treatment of facial rhytids with high energy, double pass HPDR as detailed herein enables a marked improvement in FWS that parallels or surpasses competing technologies.”

Woman pinching stomach fat

High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound Reduces Subcutaneous Fat

Both the thigh and upper arm treatments revealed a significant reduction in subcutaneous fat thickness.

Girl with tape measure around her waist

StarFormer Magnetic Stimulation Improves Abdominal Contours

The abdominal treatment using StarFormer was deemed safe and effective for body shaping, and comfortable to the patients.

Woman getting RF lifting treatment

Bipolar RF Microneedling Effective for Lower Face and Neck Rejuvenation

With high patient and therapist satisfaction rates, researchers deemed the use of bipolar RF as safe and clinically effective for rejuvenation of the lower face and neck.

Woman with cellulite

Acoustic Subcision Improves Cellulite and Skin Laxity

Cellulite was graded as improved, much improved or very much improved at 90.9% of treated locations, and all participants reported positive satisfaction responses.

Woman with beautiful skin

Review: RF Effectively Improves Acne, Acne Scars and Facial Aging

When evaluating studies on radiofrequency, researchers found that it helped to improve acne and acne scarring as well as facial rhytids.

woman getting chest injections

CaHA + Microfocused Ultrasound Improves Skin Laxity in Chest and Buttocks

The combination of diluted CaHA and microfocused ultrasound with visualization offered two point improvement in patients with grade 3 skin laxity in the decollete and buttocks.

Doctor holding a bunny

Umbilical Cord Stem Cells are Effective in Treating Hypertrophic Scars

When using stem cells derived from human umbilical cords, researchers found that it helped to improve hypertrophic scars.

The randomized comparative study compared carboxytherapy at a flow rate of 30 ml/min and 60 ml/min.

Carboxtherapy for Undereye Circles: Comparison of Flow Rates

The number of side effects was significantly higher in the group receiving CO2 at a flow rate of 60 ml/min, though there was no significant difference in overall post-treatment patient satisfaction.

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