Cellulite is a topographic skin change that is nearly ubiquitous in postpubertal women.
Treatment remains elusive. The various treatments currently available are only partially or …

The use of radiofrequency (RF) for selective electro‐thermolysis has been found to produce
a highly efficient thermal effect on biological tissue. Different from optical energy, RF energy …

Background and Objectives Non‐ablative technologies are playing an increasing role in the
management of photoaging. Newer radiofrequency technologies have added to this …

We present a review of the spectrum of human T-lymphotropic virus type III (HTLV-III) infection
with particular emphasis on cutaneous manifestations in 217 patients. Correlations are …

Injection-induced necrosis is a rare but dreaded consequence of soft tissue augmentation
with filler agents. It usually occurs as a result of injection of filler directly into an artery, but can …

In recent years, a number of modalities have become available for the noninvasive
reduction of adipose tissue, including cryolipolysis, radiofrequency, low-level laser, and high-intensity …

Background and Objective New, non‐ablative methods can be used in skin rejuvenation.
Histologic analysis of non‐ablative IPL effects on facial, sun‐damaged skin. Study Design/…

Treatments for localized adiposities range from topical creams to liposuction. Most treatments
lack a substantial proof of efficacy. The unpredictable treatment outcome can be related to …

BACKGROUND: Telangiectatic matting and hyperpigmentation are some of the most commonly
observed side effects of sclerotherapy. Cutaneous necrosis is relatively rare and often of …

Background. Although much has been published on the effects of compression on the venous
system, relatively few studies address the duration of compression following sclerotherapy …