论文信息 - Skin rejuvenation with microthermal fractional photothermolysis

Skin rejuvenation with microthermal fractional photothermolysis

ABSTRACT: Fractional resurfacing is gaining acceptance as a preferred method for skin resurfacing. Experience in treating photoaging, acne scars, and melasma is reviewed.

V. Narurkar

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