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Laser treatment of rhinophyma.

Abstract

The carbon dioxide laser, when used in the treatment of rhinophyma, allows accurate removal of the diseased tissue to the desired level without risk of exposure of any underlying osteocartilaginous structures. This ensures rapid reepithelialization that minimizes the untoward scarring that may occur from delayed healing using other sculpturing techniques. Precise tissue vaporization prohibits violation of surrounding normal tissues.

Entities: Chemical Disease

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Year: 1988 PMID： 2973210 DOI： 10.1007/bf01570928

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Aesthetic Plast Surg ISSN： 0364-216X Impact factor: 2.326

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Authors: G MATTON; K PICKRELL; W HUGER; E POUND
Journal: Plast Reconstr Surg Transplant Bull Date: 1962-10

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Authors: R F Eisen; A E Katz; R K Bohigian; D J Grande
Journal: Arch Dermatol Date: 1986-03

3. Rhinophyma.

Authors: D R Wiemer
Journal: Clin Plast Surg Date: 1987-04 Impact factor: 2.017

4. Skin deepithelialization using the carbon dioxide laser.

Authors: G G Hallock; D C Rice
Journal: Ann Plast Surg Date: 1987-04 Impact factor: 1.539

5. Comparative gross and histological study of the effects of scalpel, electric knife, and carbon dioxide laser on skin and uterine incisions in dogs.

Authors: T C Montgomery; J B Sharp; J H Bellina; L F Ross
Journal: Lasers Surg Med Date: 1983 Impact factor: 4.025

Laser treatment of rhinophyma.

1. The surgical treatment of rhinophyma. An analysis of fifty-seven cases.

2. Surgical treatment of rhinophyma with the Shaw scalpel.

3. Rhinophyma.

4. Skin deepithelialization using the carbon dioxide laser.

5. Comparative gross and histological study of the effects of scalpel, electric knife, and carbon dioxide laser on skin and uterine incisions in dogs.

6. Early treatment of rhinophyma--a neglected entity?

7. CO2 laser surgery in recurrent tumors of the nose.

8. Healing and tensile strength of CO2 laser incisions and scalpel wounds in rabbits.

9. Removal of rhinophyma with the carbon dioxide laser: a preliminary report.

10. Rhinophyma treated by argon laser.