DiBernardo, 2011 - Google Patents
Treatment of cellulite using a 1440-nm pulsed laser with one-year follow-upDiBernardo, 2011
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Background: Cellulite is characterized by a thickened hypodermal fat layer, along with hypodermal fat lobules that extend upward into the dermis, expanding and stretching the fibrous septae that separate the fat lobules. Eventually, the septae sclerose, contract, and …
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