Diode Laser Reduces Wrinkles and Pigmentation
Use of the Diode laser effectively resulted in improvement in pigmentation and wrinkles while maintaining a high safety profile with limited down time.
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Postoperative Antibiotics Cut Infections After Facial Plastic Surgery
Postoperative antibiotic prescriptions are associated with reduced rates of infections after facial plastic surgery.
Platelet-Rich Plasma Provides Significant Improvement in Melasma
Because of the significant improvement seen, the study investigators suggest intradermal PRP injection could be an alternative or adjuvant therapy for melasma.
Retinol Peel 3% for Photodamage, Hyperpigmentation, and Acne in All Skin Types
A unique retinol peel and homecare regimen provided clinical improvements to patients of all skin types with aging, acne, and hyperpigmentation concerns.
Social Media Use Tied to Esteem, Cosmetic Surgery Acceptance
Users of some social media platforms and photo editing have lower self-esteem and increased acceptance of cosmetic surgery.
Silicone-Based Scar Cream Effective in Upper Eyelid Blepharoplasty
Investigators sought to determine whether a silicone-based topical scar cream that incorporates selective growth factors can help lower the frequency of postoperative cicatricial and hypertrophic changes in upper eyelid blepharoplasty incisions.
Intradermal Running Sutures Feasible for Postexcision Superficial Repair and Optimal Cosmetic Outcomes
Intradermal running sutures for superficial repair after excisions are a feasible means of optimizing cosmetic outcomes, according to a case report.
MFU-V Is the Gold Standard for Nonsurgical Lifting and Skin Tightening
A panel of 5 expert aesthetic physicians reached a consensus that MFU-V is currently the gold standard treatment for nonsurgical lifting.
Recommendations for Injections in Gluteal Fat Grafting
No subfascial or intramuscular injection should be performed in the gluteus maximus muscle, and surgeons should only inject fat into the subcutaneous tissue.
Women’s Facial Moisturizers Cost More Per Ounce Than Men’s
Facial moisturizers marketed to women are significantly more expensive than comparable moisturizers marketed to men.
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