The author of the best-selling text on Laser Hair Removal now returns to the subject.

This is the first monograph to present the pros and cons of competing systems in a practical evaluation: each of the main chapters details the technology, the studies to date and the clinical technique.

This book discusses lasers and light technologies in dermatology. The innovation is due to the book format: a handbook.

As with electrolysis, cases of scarring have been reported, but these are extremely rare. Compared with electrolysis, laser hair removal is more precise and much faster.

The topic has moved on immensely in the period between editions: of course, there have been technological innovations with lasers themselves – and this text notes the implications of these – but the most important developments have been ...

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Practical guide to use of laser light technology to treat skin conditions. Covers medical and cosmetic procedures. Extensive US author and editor team.

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