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• #10-2. Intense Pulsed Light in Taiwan

  

   

  Figure2a and b: Before and after one session of IPL for solar lentigines. (Courtesy of Dr. Hsuan-Hsiang Chen)

   

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• #10-1. Intense Pulsed Light in Taiwan

  

   

   The intense pulsed light (IPL) comprises a broad spectrum of light waves (500–1,200 nm) emitted non-coherent light that allows…

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• #9-4. Fractional Lasers in Taiwan: from basic research to clinical applications

  

   

  Non-ablative fractional laser: We described another similar study by Dr. Chia-Chen Wang et al. using a 1,550 nm, Er-glass…

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• #9-3. Fractional Lasers in Taiwan: from basic research to clinical applications

  

   

  Non-ablative fractional laser: Dr. Woan-Ruoh Lee et al. used non-ablative fractional 1,550 nm Er-glass laser (Dinona, Sellas evo®, Daejeon,…

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• #9-2. Fractional Lasers in Taiwan: from basic research to clinical applications

  

   

  Another similar study also by Dr. Woan-Ruoh Lee et al. used a single irradiation of a fractional CO2 laser…

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• #9-1. Fractional Lasers in Taiwan: from basic research to clinical applications

  

   

  As we previously mentioned, the most popular fractional lasers now in Taiwan can be divided into 3 categories: ablative,…

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• #2-3. Effective delivery of hyaluronic acid

  

   

  Therefore, mesotherapy and other invasive methods were used to aid transdermal delivery of HA11-12.

   

   Recently, topical HA products…

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• #2-2. Effective delivery of hyaluronic acid

  

   

  The oral formulation of HA has been researched in Japan since the 1980s. Currently, Prejunex imported by Iljo Pharmaceuticals…

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• #2-1. Effective delivery of hyaluronic acid

  

   

   

  Introduction: Low and High Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid

   

  Hyaluronic acid (HA) behaves differently depending on the molecular…

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• #2-1. Tumescent liposuction technique for harvesting adipocytes and adipose-derived stem cells for autologous fat transfer I

  

   

  ▶ Previous Artlcle: #1-2. Obtaining adipocytes andadipocyte-derivedstem cells

   

  The importance of tumescent liposuction in harvesting adipocytes and adipose-derived stem…

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