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PubMed2005

Combined nonablative rejuvenation techniques.

BACKGROUND: Nonablative technologies have been used for fine lines and improvement of skin texture without significant downtime. Nonablative technologies may also be used in combination. OBJECTIVE: To present a brief review on nonablative technologies and discuss using nonablative procedures in combination and with other adjunctive therapies. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A review of the literature was done to identify combination nonablative studies. We also discuss our own experience in combining these procedures. RESULTS: Various nonablative technologies can be used together, often with better outcomes and fewer treatments. CONCLUSION: Nonablative and adjunctive treatments should be performed in combination to optimize the results. Much of the information in this publication is from personal experience and expresses the opinions of these authors while citing relevant literature and studies.

Acne Vulgaris↗
PubMed2005

1,450 nm long-pulsed diode laser for nonablative skin rejuvenation.

BACKGROUND: There has been growing patient demand for laser technology to treat rhytids and to refine skin texture without the associated lifestyle hindrance common to ablative cutaneous procedures. Nonablative laser systems have been developed to meet this need and, in many instances, have replaced ablative lasers as the preferred treatment modality. OBJECTIVE: To review long-pulsed diode laser technology in the treatment of a variety of cutaneous disorders. MATERIALS AND METHODS: All publications involving 1,450 nm long-pulsed diode laser technology were reviewed and discussed. RESULTS: The latest generation of nonablative lasers, in the midinfrared electromagnetic spectrum, selectively targets and heats dermal tissue to stimulate collagen remodeling while sparing the epidermis. CONCLUSIONS: Demonstrating efficacy in the treatment of a wide range of cutaneous disorders, including facial rhytids, acne vulgaris, and atrophic scars, the 1,450 nm diode laser is a useful addition to the nonablative laser armamentarium.

Acne Vulgaris↗
PubMed2002

[Hormonal "rejuvenation". Warning your patients from false claims!].

No intervention, including drugs and hormones, has been proven to slow or even reverse aging. Such promises, as well as the term "anti-aging medicine", are misleading. On the other hand, remarkable progress has been made in the prevention and treatment of age-related diseases. The use of hormones constitutes a potentially new option in the prevention and treatment of age-related diseases, but is not an established therapy. The status of scientific evidence for the treatment of seniors with growth hormone, melatonin, DHEA or testosterone is critically reviewed.

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PubMed1960

REJUVENATION.

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Procaine↗