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Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 17
Paginas: 240-243
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RESUMEN

En dermatología el láser ha tenido varias aplicaciones, pues la piel posee cualidades como modelo experimental. La luz pulsada intensa (IPL) es la emisión de luz policromática incoherente de alta intensidad de manera pulsada, fue comercializada en 1994; actualmente es posible controlar la luz mediante una computadora. Es un tratamiento no invasivo para tratar lesiones dermatológicas, vasculares y pigmentarias; además, es utilizada para depilación, fotorrejuvenecimiento y contra el acné.

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