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- The study supports using Nd:YAP 1340 nm fractional laser therapy combined with other techniques for effectively enhancing soft-tissue in different skin types.
- A total of 17 female patients underwent an average of 4.6 laser sessions and additional treatments to address wrinkles and scars, showing significant aesthetic improvements.
- The combined therapies were safe, with no reported adverse events, indicating promising results for managing skin aging.
Article Abstract
This study provided clinical findings supporting the use of combination techniques/products and Nd:YAP 1340 nm fractional laser therapy, for soft-tissue augmentation in light- and darker-skin phototypes. The face's aging process is complex and involves skin alterations, connective tissues, bone, and fat layers of the face. A total of 17 female patients were treated for wrinkles and for scars with the use of Nd:YAP 1340 nm fractional laser combined with other cosmetic therapies. The mean of 4.6(±1.9) laser treatment sessions every 1 month were performed. The combined therapy was administered every 3 months during the total course of the laser treatments. The total mean improvement was 3.64(±0.49). Clinical images showed a visible aesthetic improvement. No adverse events have been reported. The combination therapies used have shown promise in maintaining safety and tolerability while improving patient results for the management of skin aging.
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