New Surgical Method Gives Patients Incision-free Procedure with No Scars

October 24, 2019

Plastic surgery today involves grisly incisions, painful recovery, and scar tissue that can last forever. Now, a chemist and a physician have come up with a way to take the knife out of some surgeries—a new method that uses mild electric pulses to soften tissue so it can be reshaped without cutting.
This week, at the semiannual national meeting of the American Chemical Society, they reported that the technique works on rabbit cartilage as well as the fibrous tissue in the cornea of the eye. In people, it might one day inspire procedures for fast, pain-free nose jobs or corrective vision repair.
Read more at The Aesthetic Channel >>

Become a member

Get the tools you need to succeed in the medical spa industry.

Related
    • Merz Aesthetics’ Radiesse Receives FDA Approval for Décolleté Wrinkles
    • New Book “Get Found, Get Booked” Reveals a Smarter, Ethical Approach to Marketing for Med Spas and Wellness Practices
    • Growth, Capital and Control: Navigating Private Equity in Aesthetics
    • Med Spas Under the Microscope – The View From The FDA
    • Revance and Teoxane Announce RHA Dynamic Volume is Now Available