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Chemexfoliation

Cotton, J. et al., Litton, C. et al., Brodland, D.G. et al.

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OBJECTIVES: To study the histologic effects of this high-energy, short-pulse CO2 laser on human skin and to compare these changes with the effects of standard chemexfoliation procedures [1].
Trichloroacetic acid chemexfoliation (chemical peel) for extensive premalignant actinic damage of the face and scalp [2].
Seven-hundred and ninety-four questionnaires were returned, and 74 percent of the plastic surgeons reported the use of phenol for chemical face peeling [3].

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Histologic evaluation of preauricular and postauricular human skin after high-energy, short-pulse carbon dioxide laser. Cotton, J., Hood, A.F., Gonin, R., Beesen, W.H., Hanke, C.W. Archives of dermatology. (1996) [Pubmed]
Trichloroacetic acid chemexfoliation (chemical peel) for extensive premalignant actinic damage of the face and scalp. Brodland, D.G., Roenigk, R.K. Mayo Clin. Proc. (1988) [Pubmed]
Complications of chemical face peeling as evaluated by a questionnaire. Litton, C., Trinidad, G. Plast. Reconstr. Surg. (1981) [Pubmed]

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