The application of some treatments in cosmetic surgery has been truly revolutionary, minimizing risks and reducing the size of scars. The science of the new plastic surgery has achieved many of these objectives, and can offer, for example, several easy and non-invasive methods that provide the results of a facelift without the disadvantages and dangers of real surgery.
In fact, cosmetic surgery in UK implemented in recent years is revolutionizing many areas of medicine and surgery, with minimally invasive procedures to facilitate easy recovery, smaller scars and less risk of bleeding or infection. So there is a popular trend towards cosmetic improvements.
Showing posts with label laser. Show all posts
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Green lasers healing surgical incisions
Wow, this is very impressive. Researchers at Mass General are working with green surgical lasers to heal incisions. Does this sound like Star Trek? The principle of laser-bonded healing has been around for a long time, but these guys have made some recent advances in this technique. I think you'll find this story fascinating:
http://www.technologyreview.com/biomedicine/22088/
I have scars all over my body. If scientists can find the right balance to heal incisions without destroying tissue, then people may walk around with fewer visible scars.
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