2008
DOI: 10.1002/lsm.20679
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Temporary hair removal by low fluence photoepilation: Histological study on biopsies and cultured human hair follicles

Abstract: Low fluence photoepilation targets the pigmented matrix area of the anagen hair follicle bulb, causing a highly localized but mild trauma that interrupts the hair cycle, induces a catagen-like state and eventually leads to temporary loss of the hair.

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“…30,31 We noted damage in nonpigmented cells adjacent to targeted pigmented areas near to the bulge region. 30,31 We noted damage in nonpigmented cells adjacent to targeted pigmented areas near to the bulge region.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…30,31 We noted damage in nonpigmented cells adjacent to targeted pigmented areas near to the bulge region. 30,31 We noted damage in nonpigmented cells adjacent to targeted pigmented areas near to the bulge region.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Dabei besteht theoretisch keine so starke Abhängigkeit vom Absorptionsverhalten des Haarschaftes, da nicht die volle zur Zerstörung des Follikels notwendige Energie vom Haarschaft absorbiert werden muss, sondern nur die Energie, die zur zusätzlichen Aufheizung notwendig ist. Grundlagenwissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zu diesem Wirkprinzip stehen noch aus, obgleich die Anwendung von hochenergetischen Blitzlampen mit ähnlichen Betriebsarten derzeit untersucht wird [12]. Einen ähnlichen Ansatz verfolgen die ELOS TM -Technologie [13] und die "LHE-Technologie" [1].…”
Section: Diskussionunclassified
“…Roosen et al descubrieron en un estudio in vitro, que un sistema IPL de baja fluencia es capaz de causar pequeños traumas en el folículo piloso, interrumpiendo el ciclo de crecimiento del pelo e induciendo su pérdida temporal (8). Nuestros propios estudios histológicos empleando el sistema iPulse IPL confirman mediante ensayos en varios sujetos de piel tipo III, que durante la depilación los efectos térmicos primarios que acontecen en el folí-culo piloso son evidentes, como consecuencia del calor desarrollado por absorción de la energía de la luz.…”
Section: Planteamiento Del Problemaunclassified