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001432241 24510 $$aPercutaneous collagen induction with microneedling :$$ba step-by-step clinical guide /$$cEmerson Lima, Mariana Lima.
001432241 260__ $$aCham :$$bSpringer,$$c2021.
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001432241 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001432241 5050_ $$aIntro -- Presentation -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- About the Authors -- Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Percutaneous Collagen Induction (PCI) with Needles -- 1.1 Percutaneous Needle Collagen Induction (PCI) Versus Ablative Procedures -- 1.2 Principles of the PCI Technique -- 1.3 Characteristics of the PCI Technique -- 1.4 PCI Advantages -- 1.5 Disadvantages of PCI -- Sources -- Chapter 2: Classification and Characteristics of the Injury Provoked by PCI -- 2.1 Level of the Injury and Its Relationship to the Length of the Needle -- 2.2 Classification of Injury Level -- 2.3 Final Considerations
001432241 5058_ $$a4.2.10 Peripheral Nerve Blocks -- 4.2.11 Blocking the Supraorbital and Supratrochlear Nerves -- 4.2.12 Infraorbital Nerve Block -- 4.2.13 Nasociliary Nerve Block -- 4.2.14 Lacrimal Nerve Block -- 4.2.15 Zygomatic Nerve Block -- 4.2.16 Mental Nerve Block -- 4.3 Local Anesthetic Intoxication -- 4.3.1 Special Features of Anesthesia for PCI -- Sources -- Chapter 5: Preparing the Skin for PCI and Postoperative Management -- 5.1 Skin Care That Favors Treatment -- 5.2 Detailing the Guidelines for Moderate Injury -- 5.3 Detail of the Guidelines for Deep Lesion -- 5.4 Biocellulose in Post-procedure
001432241 5058_ $$a5.5 Closing Considerations -- Sources -- Chapter 6: Histopathological Evidences of the Percutaneous Collagen Induction with Microneedling -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Photoaging and Melasma -- 6.3 Acne and Stretch Mark Scars -- Sources -- Chapter 7: Managing Complications in PCI -- 7.1 PCI Versus Ablative Interventions -- 7.2 Expected Reactions and Adverse Effects -- 7.2.1 Edema -- 7.2.2 Erythema -- 7.2.3 Hematoma, Petechiae, and Purple -- 7.2.4 Crusts -- 7.2.5 Post-inflammatory Hyperpigmentation -- 7.2.6 Desquamation -- 7.2.7 Burning and Awareness -- 7.2.8 Infections -- 7.2.9 Pain
001432241 5058_ $$a7.2.10 Depressed or Elevated Scars -- Sources -- Chapter 8: PCI in Aging Skin -- 8.1 PCI Fundamentals in Skin Aging -- 8.2 Applicability of PCI to Skin Aging -- 8.3 Thickness of Skin -- 8.4 Wrinkle Depth -- 8.5 Flaccidity -- 8.6 Step-by-Step -- 8.6.1 Deep Injury -- 8.7 Methodological Sequence for Deep Injury -- 8.7.1 Moderate Injury -- 8.8 Final Considerations -- Sources -- Chapter 9: PCI in the Treatment of Melasma -- 9.1 Lima Protocol -- 9.2 Mechanism of Action -- 9.2.1 Proposed Methodological Sequence -- 9.3 Final Considerations -- Sources
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001432241 520__ $$aPercutaneous Collagen Induction with Microneedling is a minimally invasive technique widely used to treat numerous dermatologic conditions such as facial and body scars, melasma, wrinkles, skin laxity, stretch marks, alopecies, vitiligo and scleroderma. Microneedling can also be used to optimize transdermal drug delivery for many substances. This technique uses modern microneedling devices containing multiple fine needles, typically 0.5 to 2.5 mm in length, which are mounted on a barrel and rolled onto the skin to create numerous perforations into the stratum corneum and the papillary dermis. These micro-wounds initiate the release of growth factors, triggering collagen and elastin formation, which results in dermal remodeling and skin resurfacing. This book provides a step-by-step approach to microneedling, based on the authors' more than ten years of experience with the technique, during which they have treated more than 3,000 patients in Brazil for numerous dermatologic conditions. Richly illustrated throughout, it includes over 400 illustrations.
001432241 588__ $$aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed January 28, 2021).
001432241 650_0 $$aSkin$$xDiseases$$xTreatment.
001432241 650_0 $$aDermatology.
001432241 650_0 $$aCollagen.
001432241 650_6 $$aPeau$$xMaladies$$xTraitement.
001432241 650_6 $$aDermatologie.
001432241 650_6 $$aCollagène.
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