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Stevens‐Johnson syndrome‐induced facial scar treated by the fractional photothermolysis system

Sung Bin Cho Department of Dermatology, Armed Forces Yangju Hospital, Yangju, Korea
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Sang Ju Lee Yonsei Star Skin & Laser Clinic, Seoul, Korea
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Jin Moon Kang Yonsei Star Skin & Laser Clinic, Seoul, Korea
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Young Koo Kim Yonsei Star Skin & Laser Clinic, Seoul, Korea
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Dong Hyun Kim Department of Dermatology, Pochon CHA University, College of Medicine, Seongnam, KoreaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 52-53 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Sung Bin Cho, Sang Ju Lee, Jin Moon Kang, Young Koo Kim & Dong Hyun Kim. (2010) Treatment of scars with flexion contracture using carbon dioxide laser and fractional photothermolysis. Journal of Dermatological Treatment 21:4, pages 218-220.
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Richard E Fitzpatrick. (2010) Fractional resurfacing. Expert Review of Dermatology 5:3, pages 269-291.
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Sung Bin Cho, Sang Ju Lee, Jin Moon Kang, Young Koo Kim & Sang Ho Oh. (2010) Treatment of refractory arcuate hyperpigmentation using a fractional photothermolysis system. Journal of Dermatological Treatment 21:2, pages 107-108.
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Suhyun Cho, Jin Young Jung & Ju Hee Lee. (2012) Treatment of Anetoderma Occurring After Resolution of Stevens–Johnson Syndrome Using an Ablative 10,600-nm Carbon Dioxide Fractional Laser. Dermatologic Surgery 38:4, pages 677-679.
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