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Skin rejuvenation with the use of fractional photothermolysis(MultiPlex technology) in a combination with the CAP system
- Authors: Kubanova AA 1, Mikhailova NP 1
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- Issue: Vol 86, No 5 (2010)
- Pages: 150-160
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://vestnikdv.ru/jour/article/view/998
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.25208/vdv998
Abstract
A new method of skin rejuvenation with the use of fractional laser photothermolysis (MultiPlex technology) in a combination with
the CAP system is based on the sequential skin exposure to low-intensity radiation with different wavelengths (1,440 nm and 1,320
nm). This method produces much more evident esthetic results than radiation of greater intensity but with one wavelength only.
the CAP system is based on the sequential skin exposure to low-intensity radiation with different wavelengths (1,440 nm and 1,320
nm). This method produces much more evident esthetic results than radiation of greater intensity but with one wavelength only.
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