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Liposculpture with Ultrasound: Biomedical Considerations

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The authors, after a careful review of the scientific literature and on the basis of biophysical concepts with their own experience, conclude that high-intensity ultrasounds (US) are responsible for some biological lesions, which are partly unknown. US can cause burns and skin necrosis; thus, our employment of this technique must be correct, justified, and practiced very carefully and shrewdly and its advantages versus traditional liposuction must be reviewed.

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Bruno, G., Amadei, F. & Abbiati, G. Liposculpture with Ultrasound: Biomedical Considerations. Aesth. Plast. Surg. 22, 401–403 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002669900223

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