http://www.cellulitetreatment.md Dermatologists and Researchers Share Discussions, Thoughts, and Experiences Treating Cellulite Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:04:48 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A new approach to treating cellulite with a bipolar radiofrequency (RF) device can lead to significant improvements in minimizing the dimpled appearance of the treated area, a recent study has found. The multi-center study, published in Dermatologic Therapy, treated the buttocks of 50 patients with a new bipolar RF technology. The ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=31 Infra-red lasers may be a safe and effective method of treating cellulite, and ultrasound imaging offers an objective and quantitative way of measuring the effectiveness of such treatments, suggests a new study. Published in the Journal of Cosmetic Laser Therapy, the study used a 1064 nm Nd:YAG laser. Twelve people were ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=26 A combined treatment of low-level laser therapy and massage is more effective at reducing fat and improving the appearance of cellulite than massage alone, a new study reports. The study, which appeared in the Journal of Cosmetic Laser Therapy, randomized the thighs of 102 women to either laser treatment (dual wavelength ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=22 A treatment that uses both laser energy and fat transplantation may be able to significantly improve cellulite, a pilot study has found. Researchers recruited 52 women, aged 18 to 47, with severe cellulite. None of the women had previously undergone lipoplasty or any other surgical treatment for their cellulite. For this study, ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=19 The journal Clinics in Dermatology offers a thorough review of current research on the safety and effectiveness of Thermage, the nonablative device that employs radiofrequency energy to heat and tighten underlying skin while protecting the epidermis. Thermage is used primarily to treat wrinkles and sagging skin on the face, and ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=15 A new study published in the European Journal of Cosmetic and Laser Therapy evaluated the efficacy of a system that combines bipolar radio frequency (RF) and intense infrared light (IR) together with mechanical massage and suction. The study had a small sample (only 10 patients), but all the patients were ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=12 A new study published in the Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology studied whether the presence of cellulite interfered with skin aging. The researchers from the Department of Dermatology at Archet Hospital in Nice, France, looked at 94 healthy females divided into three age groups (21-30yrs; 31-40yrs; 51-60yrs) and ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=10 A new study has been published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology by Drs. Foster, Kouba, Hayes, Freeman and Moy reporting the efficacy of the MedSculpt device for body contouring and cellulite. The study analyzed five patients with 12 treatments per patient. 2 abdomens and 3 pairs of thighs ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=9 Results from a new study by prominent New York Dermatologist Dr. David Goldberg have been published reporting the efficacy of unipolar radiofrequency devices on cellulite. The vast majority of post puberty women have cellulite, and most wish to do something about. Until now very little has proven reliable at treating ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=8 Cellulite is a highly frustrating problem, mainly because it is hard to treat. One study published in the Journal of Cosmetic Laser Therapy in March examined a device, marketed as Velasmooth, which is a combination of radiofrequency energy, infrared light and mechanical manipulation of the skin. Doctors Sadick and Magro showed ... http://www.cellulitetreatment.md/?p=7