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Dermatología Cosmética, Médica y Quirúrgica 2015; 13 (1)


Celulitis: tratamiento combinado con mesoterapia, láser y radiofrecuencia

González RMC, Galimberti D, Valdivia MDC, Seiref SS, Bollea LA, Galimberti RL

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 42
Paginas: 13-19
Archivo PDF: 526.94 Kb.


RESUMEN

La celulitis es un trastorno complejo y multifactorial de la arquitectura cutánea que prevalece en 98% de las mujeres. Se manifiesta como una modificación topográfica de la piel evidenciable por poceado y nodularidad en la región glútea, miembros inferiores y abdomen. Pese al gran número de tratamientos disponibles, pocos son realmente efectivos y por ello siguen desarrollándose nuevas modalidades terapéuticas. La terapia combinada con mesoterapia, láser y radiofrecuencia permite un tratamiento integral y una buena respuesta terapéutica. Hemos observado disminución del poceado, mejoría de la textura de la piel y del contorno corporal. Las pacientes expresaron satisfacción por los resultados obtenidos


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