Cellulite Pathophysiology and Treatment Basic and Clinical Dermatology
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TextPublication details: London CRC Press 2010Edition: 2nd edition, illustrated, revisedDescription: 224 pagesISBN: - 1439802726
- 9781439802724
- 616.3/98
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Contents:
Chapter 1 Social Impact of Cellulite and Its Impact on Quality of Life
Chapter 2 Psychological Impact of Cellulite on the Aff ected Patients
Chapter 3 Anatomy of Cellulite and the Interstitial Matrix
Chapter 4 Definition Clinical Aspects Classifications and Diagnostic Techniques
Chapter 5 Cellulite Pathophysiology
Chapter 6 Diagnostic Techniques
Chapter 7 CelluliteAssociated Clinical Conditions of Aesthetic Interest
Chapter 8 Medical Therapy
Chapter 16 Accent Unipolar Radiofrequency
Chapter 17 Scientific Bases for the Use of LowLevel Light Energy on the Treatment of Cellulite
When Less Is More
YAG Laser
Chapter 20 Dermoelectroporatin and Biodermogenesi
Chapter 21 Carboxitherapy
Chapter 22 TriPollar Radiofrequency
Chapter 23 CryolipolysisTM for Subcutaneous Fat Layer Reduction
Chapter 9 Topical Management of Cellulite
Chapter 10 Golden Lift in the Management of Cellulite
Chapter 11 Injection Lipolysis for Body Sculpting and Cellulite Reduction
Chapter 12 NoNeedle Mesotherapy
Chapter 13 EndermologieLPG Systems after 15 Years
Chapter 14 The Use of the TriActive in the Treatment of Cellulite
Chapter 15 VelaSmooth and VelaShape
Chapter 24 Subcision
Liposuction Liposculpture and Lipoplasty
Chapter 26 Study Protocols in Cellulite
Chapter 27 Digital Photography and Other Imaging Techniques in Cellulite
Back Cover
It is estimated that 80 percent of women have some degree of cellulite. Although there are no permanent solutions for cellulite, dermatologists recognize that this is an issue of importance for many women. This guide reviews current research on the pathophysiology and treatment of cellulite, as well as the many recent developments in medical therap Common terms and phrases: active adipocytes adipose tissue aesthetic alterations appearance of cellulite areas assessment Bacci blood body buttocks carbohydrates cause cellular cellulite cellulite treatment circumference clinical study collagen connective tissue Cosmet Laser Ther cutaneous Dermatol Surg Dermatology dermis device diet disease DMAE drug edema effects efficacy electroporation Endermologie energy evaluation factors fat layer fatty acids female fibroblasts fibrous Figure flaccidity glycemic index gynoid Hexsel histological hormones images improvement increase inflammation inflammatory injection lipolysis insulin insulin resistance Lasers Surg lesions lidocaine lipid lipodystrophy lipolysis liposculpture liposuction localized fat lymphatic drainage massage measurements mechanical membrane ment mesotherapy metabolic microcirculation muscle obesity patients peel phosphatidylcholine Plast procedure protein protocol radiofrequency reduction septa sessions skin surface stimulation stretch marks striae Subcision subcutaneous fat subcutaneous tissue subjects superficial surgery surgical technique therapy thermography thigh tion transdermal treated treatment of cellulite Tri-Active TriPollar ultrasound vascular VelaSmooth venous wavelength women
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