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Fractional 1,927 nm Thulium Laser Plus Photodynamic Therapy Compared and Combined for Photodamaged Décolleté Skin: A Side‐by‐Side Randomized …

Hendel et al., 2020

Document ID
14768015952709171551
Author
Hendel K
Mogensen M
Wenande E
Dierickx C
Haedersdal M
Togsverd‐Bo K
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Lasers in surgery and medicine

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Background and Objectives Décolleté photodamage is a common condition typically treated with light and energy‐based devices. This study investigated the efficacy and safety of a fractional 1,927 nm thulium laser (TL) alone and combined with photodynamic therapy …
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