Laser for Non-Healing Wounds
Low-level laser therapy as an adjunct in the management of chronic, slow-healing wounds.
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Birthmarks fall into two broad groups: pigmented marks caused by clusters of pigment cells, and vascular marks caused by blood vessels. The two respond to different laser wavelengths, so accurate diagnosis comes before treatment. Some birthmarks need no treatment at all, some fade on their own, and a small number need to be monitored medically rather than treated cosmetically.
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