As the number and variety of lasers increase, it is timely to review which lasers are best for which clinical procedures. This well illustrated text from respected authorities provides the answers for a number of commonly encountered problems. Even established laser surgeons will be interested to learn about newer laser varieties, such as fractionated lasers, and on methods to combine additional and adjunctive procedures for a better esthetic result.

Review

Contents

Chapter 1. Laser safety
Chapter 2. Evaluation of the aging face
Chapter 3. Carbon Dioxide Laser Resurfacingr Fractionated Resurfacing and YSGG Resurfacing
Chapter 4. Erbium laser aesthetic skin rejuvenation
Chapter 5. Complications secondary to lasers and light sources
Chapter 6. Nonablative technology for treatment of aging skin
Chapter 7. Lasersr lightr and acne
Chapter 8. Treatment of acne scarring
Chapter 9. Nonsurgical tightening
Chapter 10. Laser treatment of pigmentation associated with photoaging
Chapter 11. Management of vascular lesions
Chapter 12. Laser treatment for unwanted hair
Chapter 13. Nonlnvasive body rejuvenation technologies
Chapter 14. Treatment of leg telangiectasia with laser and pulsed light
Chapter 15. Photodynamic therapy
Chapter 16. Adjunctive techniquesI: the bioscience of the use of botulinurn toxins and fillers for non-surgical facial rejuvenation
Chapter 17. Adjunctive techniques II: clinical aspects of the combined use of botulinum toxins and fillers for non-surgical facial rejuvenation
Chapter 18. Adjunctive techniques III: complementary fat grafting