Photobiomodulation Therapy as an Adjuvant Treatment of Cervicofacial Liposuction Complications

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Boaro Leticia; Pimentel Angelica; Muknicka Daniela; Bordalo Sumaya Takan; Campos Luana

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Journal: JOURNAL OF LASERS IN MEDICAL SCIENCES Year:2023 | Volume:14 | Issue:Continues Volume Page(s): 1-3

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Photobiomodulation Therapy as an Adjuvant Treatment of Cervicofacial Liposuction Complications

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Photobiomodulation

Low-power laser

Liposuction complications

Cervicofacial liposuction

Abstract

Introduction: Cervical suction lipectomy (CSL) procedures result in practically inevitable complications after the operation, such as facial edema and bruise. Photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) can be used for analgesia, modulation of inflammatory processes, and improved tissue healing. Case Report: We have reported two cases of patients in which this therapy was used to manage complications related CSL. As they had already been medicated and still had these side effects, the PBMT was proposed for local analgesia, nerve repair, and modulation of the inflammatory process. Within 72 hours after a single PBMT session, there was an important reduction in the severity of all situations. Conclusion: PBMT seems safe and effective in managing pain and edema-related CSL.

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