
|Articles|March 6, 2019
- Dermatology Times, March 2019 (Vol. 40, No. 3)
- Volume 40
- Issue 3
Energy-based device facial rejuvenation options
Author(s)Lisette Hilton
From lasers to light therapy to non-laser-based thermal tightening, learn each devices' indications, adverse effects and important treatment takeaways.
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In this table, from the March issue of Dermatology Times, we offer a breakdown of the energy-based devices options available for facial rejuvenation treatments. From lasers to light therapy to non-laser-based thermal tightening, learn each devices indications, adverse effects and important treatment takeaways.
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