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Ablative fractional CO2 laser treatment promotes wound healing phenotype in skin macrophages.

Lasers in surgery and medicine - 1 Mar 2024

Wiinberg Martin, Andresen Thomas L, Haedersdal Merete, Olesen Uffe H

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OBJECTIVES: Ablative fractional laser (AFL) treatment is a well-established method for reducing signs of skin photoaging. However, the biological mechanisms underlying AFL-induced healing responses and skin rejuvenation remain largely unknown. It is known that macrophages play an important role in orchestrating healing, normalization, and remodeling processes in skin. Macrophage phenotypes are characterized by...

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PMID: 38409449
DOI: 10.1002/lsm.23772

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