Updated 2 September, 2008
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Undeniably precise, highly specific and very powerful characteristics make laser an everlasting technology. Since its introduction to aesthetic and surgical fields, laser has gained widespread acceptance from patients and physicians. The applications of laser in medicine extend to cover many conditions due to its beams, which can be generated in various wavelengths which each has distinct targets.
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Intensed Pulse Light (IPL) is a noninvasive, safe technique to rejuvenate skin and to cure many skin problems with relatively less pain and reduced downtime. Narrowband Light emitting Diodes (LEDs) has been safely and effectively used more than 10 years for the treatment of a wide range of dermatological conditions including acne, photodamage, non-melanoma skin cancers, skin rejuvenation, vitiligo and wound healing post elective surgery. In summary, versatility, effectiveness and safety, these three words best sum up the features of light based technologies.
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Radiofrequency (RF) has been introduced to the medical field for decades. Its conventional applications in surgery are well accepted RF due to the abilities to cut tissues and to control bleeding simultaneously. With the advancement in technology, RF systems have been improved to be able to use in non-surgical applications: creating a firm and smooth youthful skin, tightening enlarged pores, improving fine wrinkles, and mobilizing a local fat.
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