Adverse effects associated with ablative lasers when treating common dermatologic conditions: a systematic review of 946 patients
Hira Ghani,
Samavia Khan,
Alicia Podwojniak
et al.
Abstract:CO2 and Er:YAG are the two most common types of ablative lasers in use today. Ablative lasers are known for their superior efficacy in penetrating deeper through the skin layers when compared to non-ablative lasers. This review compares the outcomes and adverse events associated with CO2 and Er: YAG lasers, in conjunction with other therapeutic modalities, in the treatment of common skin conditions. A PRISMA-compliant systematic review of PubMed and Embase databases was conducted from January 2012 to December … Show more
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