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Clinical and histologic evaluation of a fractional radiofrequency treatment of wrinkles and skin texture with novel 1‐mm long ultra‐thin electrode pins

Kauvar et al., 2022

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4668565221091820824
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Kauvar A
Gershonowitz A
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Lasers in Surgery and Medicine

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Background Fractional radiofrequency (RF) microneedling technologies have shown effectiveness in treating skin laxity and wrinkles. We report the first experience using a novel device with 1‐mm long ultrathin electrodes that utilizes a smooth RF‐assisted ablation …
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