Facial ultrasound in aesthetic dermatology: A revolutionary approach
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Facial Ultrasound, Aesthetic Dermatology, Revolutionary ApproachAbstract
Aesthetic dermatology has seen tremendous advancements over the last few decades, with innovations aimed at improving patient outcome and safety. One such groundbreaking technology is facial ultrasound, which has transformed the way aesthetic procedures are performed. In 1979 ultrasound was introduced in dermatology clinical parctice and much later in aesthetic dermatology.1 Traditionally used in medical imaging, ultrasound is now an indispensable tool in aesthetic dermatology, offering real-time visualization of the skin layers, fat compartments, and vascular structures. This article explores the role, benefits, applications, and future prospects of facial ultrasound in aesthetic dermatology
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