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Dehnungsstreifen (Striae distensae)

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Dieses Kapitel befasst sich mit den wesentlichen Aspekten der Behandlung von Striae distansae mittels Lasertechnologie. Neben den behandlungsstrategischen Maßnahmen werden die wesentlichen beachtenswerten Faktoren näher beleuchtet.

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  1. Skinhouse, Plastischer Chirurg, Milano, Italien

    Dr. M. Clementoni

  2. Dermatologin bei Laserplast, Milano, Italien

    L. R. Motta

  3. Dermatologe bei Laserplast, Milano, Italien

    V. F. Pedrelli

  4. Laserplast, Plastische Chirurgie, Milano, Italien

    G. Zaccharia

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Clementoni, M., Motta, L.R., Pedrelli, V.F., Zaccharia, G. (2018). Dehnungsstreifen (Striae distensae). In: Kautz, G. (eds) Energie für die Haut. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56436-3_27

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