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Original Articles : Usefulness of Skin Explants for Histologic Analysis after Fractional Photothermolysis

( Gyeong Hun Park ) ( Sung Eun Chang ) ( Seung Hyun Bang ) ( Kwang Hee Won ) ( Chong Hyun Won ) ( Mi Woo Lee ) ( Jee Ho Choi ) ( Kee Chan Moon ) 2015년

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  • cosmetictechniques
  • lasertherapy
  • tissue culture techniques
  • tissue survival
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