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Utility of the stacking method for depressed scar improvement using a 1,064-nm, microlens array, picosecond-dominant laser in Republic of Korea: retrospective …

Kim et al., 2023

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Kim Y
Cha H
Park E
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Medical Lasers; Engineering, Basic Research, and Clinical Application

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Background: The depression type of scars is the most complex problem that a plastic surgeon confronts. Traditionally, many plastic surgeons use the subcision technique for sunken scars to release scar tissue. The mechanism of the subcision technique involves …
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