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A new study published in the Archives of Dermatology found that most melanomas diagnosed were found as a result of a full body exam initiated by the doctor. The study consisted of 126 patients attending a private dermatology practice in Florida.
“Overall, 56.3 percent (n=71) of the melanomas were detected by the examining dermatologist whilst doing a FBSE and were secondary to the presenting complaint.”
The authors of the study determined that “a greater number of the physician-detected melanomas were in situ and therefore at an earlier and more treatable stage.”
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Radiesse® is the ONLY dermal filler that has received FDA approval to mix with lidocaine anesthetic, which means a more pleasant experience for the patient. This mixing method was first described in the Journal of Dermatologic Surgery (June 2008), where researchers found in a 50 patient trial that mixing lidocaine with Radiesse, versus Radiesse alone, was found to be much less painful in 100% of patients. Radiesse® can be used to diminish the appearance of lines on the face, and it’s also effective in giving your cheeks definition and rejuvenating hands. Follow this link to our cosmetic dermatology page to see before and after pictures and to learn more: Soft Tissue Fillers Information
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